Can I Transfer to Another Driving School After Passing Subject 1?
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You can transfer to another driving school after passing Subject 1 of the driver's license test. Here are the specific methods for handling the transfer after passing Subject 1: 1. If you want to change driving schools due to issues with the original driving school after enrollment: You can report it to the relevant authorities. 2. If you want to change driving schools due to issues with the original driving school after completing Subject 1: For reasons related to the driving school, the student can negotiate with the driving school. 3. If you want to change driving schools for personal reasons after completing Subject 1: You need to negotiate with the driving school.
You can definitely transfer to another driving school after passing Subject 1. I'm very familiar with traffic regulations, and national policies allow school transfers. You need to first contact your original driving school to submit a withdrawal application and obtain their issued certificate or a copy of your file. Then, register with a new driving school, providing your ID card and Subject 1 pass certificate; the new school will report to update your information. Policies vary slightly by city—for example, Beijing requires filing with the local traffic bureau. Pay attention to fees: the original school may deduct part of the registration fee, so it's advisable to negotiate in person to minimize losses. The entire process usually takes about a week and won’t affect your exam schedule. However, when choosing a new school, check its qualifications to avoid issues with unscrupulous institutions. Don’t worry about file transfers—they’re handled automatically. If disputes arise, you can directly call the traffic hotline for consultation and resolution.
