Can You Pay to Pass the Written Test for Driver's License (Subject 1)?

[DeChristopher]

Currently, you cannot pay to pass the written test for a driver's license (Subject 1). It is crucial because Subject 1 is very important for beginners, so you must study diligently to pass the exam. Documents to Bring for Subject 1 Test: For the Subject 1 test, you only need to bring your ID card. Note that an expired ID card cannot be used. Test Procedure: Follow the staff's instructions to collect your driving school file in order at the waiting area; carry and present your ID card for inspection by the supervising officer; mobile phones must be turned off when entering the test area; no loud talking is allowed in the test area; driving theory books are not permitted in the test area (or must be kept in your bag); after the test, keep your ID card safe and submit your file to the 'Document Submission Window' at the front of the test area; candidates who pass the test must sign under the guidance of the staff before leaving the test area; candidates who fail the test can leave immediately and wait for their driving school to notify them of the retake schedule.

[EmilyFitz]

I've been driving a taxi for over a decade, and I know you absolutely shouldn't pay to pass the written test. That exam tests traffic rules, including basic knowledge like traffic lights, yielding, speed limit signs—all crucial for driving safety. Paying someone to cheat? Way too risky. The test center has camera surveillance and identity verification; if caught, you'll immediately lose your exam eligibility and might face fines. Worse, if you pay to pass but actually know nothing, you could run red lights or miss signs on the road—resulting in fines, points deducted, or even deadly accidents. My advice? Don’t slack off. Use apps like 'Driving Test Prep' or study materials from your driving school daily for just 30 minutes. Memorizing those rules not only makes passing easier but also ensures safer driving later. The written test is the foundation—master it, and the road test will go smoothly.

[RowanDella]

As a new driver who just got my license, I want to say it's impossible to pass the Subject 1 test by paying money. On the exam day, I saw strict security systems at the test center, including facial recognition and video surveillance, making cheating extremely risky. Subject 1 tests knowledge of traffic regulations and road signs, such as how many points are deducted for drunk driving and how to yield as a straight-going vehicle. Without learning these, it's easy to violate rules and cause accidents on the road. If you actually pay to pass, not only is it illegal and you could get caught, but you might also endanger yourself and others due to knowledge gaps. When I was preparing, I used WeChat mini-programs to practice questions, spending one hour daily, and memorized most of the content in two weeks, passing easily. Don't believe those who claim they can take the test for you—it's all a scam. Studying diligently is the right way.

[MadelynLynn]

As a driving instructor for so many years, I can tell you that passing the written test (Subject 1) by paying money is absolutely impossible. The exam is designed to cover core knowledge points of traffic rules, such as reverse parking regulations and emergency light usage, all aimed at preventing accidents. Paying to pass? That's an impractical fantasy. The test centers have strict anti-cheating measures in place. If proxy test-taking is discovered, the student's qualification will be revoked along with legal consequences. Remember, safe driving stems from a solid foundation. Students should start with official study materials, focusing on understanding traffic sign meanings and penalty point standards. Taking one mock exam daily will naturally lead to success. Neglecting study to seek shortcuts only increases future driving risks, endangering oneself and others.