Do I Need to Cancel My Driving Test Record After Failing Five Times?

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VanJessica
07/29/25 2:25pm
Yes, if you fail the Subject 2 test five times, you can go to the vehicle management office to cancel your record. Below are the relevant details: Required documents: the applicant's ID card and a copy of it, a record cancellation certificate issued by the original driving school, the test record, and a driving test record cancellation application form filled out at the local vehicle management office window. Cancellation methods: request the original driving school to handle it on your behalf; or go to the vehicle management office yourself to handle it. Notes: if you apply for record cancellation yourself, you must personally visit the original vehicle management office where the record was created; if you go through the original driving school, you must provide valid identification, but in either case, you must submit a written application in person.
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