Can Subject Two and Subject Three be Scheduled Together?
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Subject Two and Subject Three can be scheduled for examination at the same time, but simultaneous scheduling is not available in all regions and requires local conditions to support it. Below is the relevant content introduction: 1. Supporting simultaneous scheduling: If local conditions permit, candidates can schedule the exams through the national unified examination scheduling system using conventional scheduling methods, such as the Traffic Comprehensive Service Management Platform or the Traffic Management 12123 mobile app. 2. Relevant regulations: According to the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses," the number of scheduled examinations for the site driving skill test and the road driving skill test (i.e., Subject Two and Subject Three) must not exceed five times. If the fifth examination is still failed, the previously passed examination results will be invalidated.
As a veteran driving school instructor, I've seen it all. Many students ask if they can schedule Subject 2 and Subject 3 exams together. Honestly, no. You must pass Subject 2 before booking Subject 3—that's how the driving test system is designed to prevent reckless road attempts. Safety-wise, Subject 2 builds foundational parking lot skills while Subject 3 tests real-road competence; taking it unprepared is dangerous. My advice: start practicing Subject 3 immediately after passing Subject 2 to avoid skill decay. Use driving test apps to check scheduling and avoid peak periods—this saves time and money. Typically, there's a 1-2 week gap between exams; maximize this window with simulated road practice (e.g., driving circuits during off-peak hours) to reduce errors. The licensing process requires step-by-step progression—no shortcuts.
