Can I take the Subject 4 test during National Day?

[MacPeter]

You cannot take the Subject 4 test during National Day, as the seven-day holiday is a break period, but you can make a reservation. Subject 4 test questions: The Subject 4 test consists of 50 questions, mainly in the form of case studies, pictures, animations, etc. The question types include true/false, single-choice, and multiple-choice questions. The full score is 100, and a passing score is 90. Driving test reservation method: You can make a reservation for the driving test through the 12123 platform. After registering at the driving school and completing the required training hours, you can make an on-site reservation at the driving school or book the test online by yourself.

[AdalineMarie]

Taking the Subject 4 driving test during the National Day holiday is usually not possible, as the vehicle management office is closed and exams are suspended. I have a driver's license and remember a friend planning to take the test during the holiday last time. After checking, they found no scheduled exams throughout the holiday and had to wait until after the holiday to book. It's recommended to check local arrangements in advance using a driving test app, such as "Traffic Management 12123," by entering personal information to view the calendar. The holiday is a great opportunity to review Subject 4 questions more—do dozens of questions daily to familiarize yourself with traffic rules, and don’t just focus on the test while neglecting key learning points. After the holiday, there may be more people booking, so act early and don’t delay. Building a solid foundation for safe driving is essential; there’s no need to rush.

[EmmaDella]

When I first got my driver's license, I also thought about taking the subject 4 test during the National Day holiday. Usually, the vehicle management offices are completely closed during the National Day holiday, leaving no exam schedules. However, in big cities, there might be occasional duty days, so it's safer to check with a mobile app. Download 'Traffic Management 12123,' log in to your account, and check the appointment options. If there are no available slots by default, then it's a no-go. Don't worry if there are no exams during the holiday—focus on memorizing the question bank and take more mock tests to solidify your knowledge. Delaying the exam isn't an issue; the key is to master the essential knowledge, making it easier to pass later. The app can also remind you of appointment opening times, so set up notifications to avoid missing future opportunities.

[StValentina]

When my child is taking the driver's license test, they usually can't take the fourth subject during the National Day holiday because the vehicle management office is closed for the holiday. During the holiday, you can help them review theoretical questions, practice mock tests several times, and focus on memorizing intersection rules and accident handling procedures. Don't worry too much about the test date; once the knowledge is mastered, they can schedule the test anytime. Check the vehicle management office's app the day after the holiday and quickly grab a spot. There's no pressure for the test; just prepare the ID materials and other documents to make the process smoother.

[VanElliott]

With years of car experience and knowledge of the driving test system, I can tell you that the DMV is closed during the National Day holiday, and there are basically no arrangements for the Subject 4 test. Use the "Traffic Management 12123" app to check the schedule in your area—it's intuitive and convenient. Use the holiday break to strengthen your learning, reviewing high-frequency test points for Subject 4, such as traffic signal interpretation and emergency handling. A few cities may have special duty arrangements, but these are very rare—don’t get your hopes up. Book your exam as soon as possible after the holiday, and make sure you have all the required materials ready to pass in one go.

[VanLucia]

It's highly unlikely to take the Subject 4 driving test during National Day, as the vehicle management office will be closed, suspending exams. Immediately open a driving test app like 12123 to check local schedules. If there are no arrangements during the holiday, focus on reviewing: do two or three sets of mock tests daily, and memorize traffic signs and speed rules. Don’t delay scheduling the exam after the holiday—prepare your ID documents in advance for quick processing. The test’s difficulty lies in the details; practice more to avoid missing dates. Remember to rest during review to maintain efficiency.