Can the Subject 1 Test Be Cancelled on the Same Day?
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Subject 1 test can be cancelled after successful reservation, but it must be cancelled at least one day in advance. Cancellation on the same day is not possible. If you cannot attend the test, an absence will be treated as a failure. Therefore, students should manage their time well to avoid missing the test, otherwise it will only result in a waste of money, as a retest fee is required for subsequent Subject 1 retests. More relevant information is as follows: 1. Successful Reservation: If the reservation is successful and you have received the test notification message, you need to bring your ID card and a written application to the local vehicle management office's service window to cancel. At this time, the test cannot be cancelled online. 2. Cancelling the Test: Cancelling the test will lower your ranking. Although there is no limit to the number of retests for Subject 1, cancelling the test will cause your ranking to drop when rescheduling. If there are many candidates scheduling tests locally, the chance of a successful reservation next time will be lower.
As a driving school instructor, I've seen too many students back out at the last minute. Not showing up on the day of the Subject 1 test counts as an absence, but to cancel properly requires advance action. The Traffic Management 12123 APP only allows cancellation one day in advance - the cancel button disappears on the exam day. In cases of genuine emergencies like sudden illness or car accidents (force majeure), remember to keep hospital certificates or accident reports. After the exam period, bring these documents to the DMV counter to apply for special circumstance processing, though approval takes at least half a month. The retake fee is usually 80 yuan, which is more cost-effective than having to re-register after an absence.
Last time I accompanied someone for the exam, I overheard the proctors discussing this: the DMV system automatically locks the examinee list at midnight on the exam day. To cancel, you must do it before 24:00 the previous day. Sudden fever on the day? Best to have a family member rush to the test center with your medical records and get the chief examiner's signature for documentation before the exam starts. Although the chances are slim, there have been rare cases where emergency medical proof successfully retained exam eligibility. By the way, the mobile reservation system clearly states in fine print 'Cancellation allowed 1-10 days before exam'.
