Do I Need to Make an Appointment for Subject 2 Driving Practice?

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Subject 2 driving practice requires an appointment. For formal driving schools, students must complete practice sessions before making an appointment for any subject. The prerequisite for making an appointment is meeting a certain number of required training hours. If the hours are insufficient, the system will not allow a successful exam appointment. Regulations vary by location, and some driving schools adopt a strategy of making appointments first and then practicing to improve efficiency. More relevant information is as follows: 1. Note: According to the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's Licenses," the maximum daily training hours cannot exceed 4, and a total of 16 practical training hours plus 4 theoretical hours must be completed before applying for an exam appointment. 2. Reasons for not allowing practice without an appointment: Some driving schools implement this policy purely as a management method to improve students' practice efficiency. The benefit is that students are not always in a passive state due to insufficient training hours. Since national regulations require a certain number of training hours to successfully make an appointment, failure to meet the specified requirements during practice will prevent a successful appointment.