Can the subject three test be canceled one day before the exam?
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The subject three test can be canceled before 12 o'clock one day before the exam. The following is a detailed introduction to the driving test process: 1. Choosing a school: Choosing a suitable driving school is helpful for obtaining a driver's license. The scale, quality, reputation, and location of the driving school should be fully considered. 2. Registration: You need to prepare copies of your ID card, residence permit, personal photos, medical examination form, and residence permit for registration, which may vary in different regions. 3. Submit files for review: After passing the medical examination, the driving school will organize and submit all materials, and only after the vehicle management office reviews and confirms that there are no errors can you be allowed to schedule the test.
I just got my driver's license last year, and I remember you could apply for cancellation one day before the exam. At that time, I had a cold and fever, so I clicked 'Cancel Appointment' on the Traffic Management 12123 APP 24 hours before the test, and the system approved it in half an hour. Remember to prepare a hospital certificate in advance and upload a photo of it, otherwise it will be counted as a no-show. After cancellation, you have to wait 10 days to reschedule, but my instructor said it doesn't affect the pass rate. My cousin canceled twice last year and still passed in the end.
As a driving instructor with eight years of experience, I can confirm that canceling the day before the Subject 3 test is entirely feasible. Students just need to bring their ID card to the DMV counter and fill out an application form, but remember to do it before 4 PM on a weekday. However, be aware that there's a limit on cancellations—exceeding three times in a year will require paying the exam fee again. Last week, one of my students had to cancel last minute due to their father's hospitalization, and the DMV processed it smoothly. It's advisable to keep WeChat chat records as proof.
