Can the Subject 1 Test Be Taken Outside the Registration Location?
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Subject 1 test can be taken outside the registration location. Applicants can apply for a small car driver's license with their resident ID card anywhere nationwide without submitting proof of residence registration. The cross-regional handling of subject tests has been implemented. If an applicant who has passed some subjects of the small car driver's license test changes their residence to another location due to work, study, or life reasons, they can apply to change the test location and continue taking the remaining subjects, reducing the burden of traveling back and forth for tests. After enrolling in a driving school, it usually takes about 7-15 days to take the Subject 1 test. After enrollment, you need to wait for the review by the vehicle management office. During the waiting period, you can start practicing the Subject 1 test questions, and the required study hours can be completed as guided by the customer service. Things to note for the Subject 1 test: Arrive at the test center early and avoid being late; follow the staff's arrangements and collect your driving training file in order in the waiting area; bring and present your ID card for inspection by the supervising officer; listen carefully to the test rules before the exam and avoid misconduct; mobile phones must be turned off in the test area; loud noise is prohibited in the test area; do not bring the regulations textbook into the test area (or keep it in your bag); before the test starts, check if the computer display page is abnormal.
