
No retake fee is required for the fourth subject test. The fourth subject test can be retaken an unlimited number of times within the 3-year validity period. Tips for answering the fourth subject test: Central dotted lines allow for overtaking or turning; slow down when encountering red lights, pedestrians, students, buses, or bicycles. Parking and picking up/dropping off passengers are not allowed on the roadside. Slow down when approaching pedestrian crossings and be cautious when encountering wild animals. Exam precautions: Upon entering the exam room, first verify if the information on the computer screen is yours. Similar to the first subject test, your facial image will be captured at random intervals during the exam, so ensure that the upper third of your face and chest is visible in the monitor. Both the first and fourth subject tests share a common feature: ample time is provided. When answering each question, carefully read the options and the phrasing of the question. Don't assume you've seen the question before and select an answer immediately, as the phrasing might differ, leading to a different correct answer.

















I failed the subject four test several times. After the first failure, you have to pay a retake fee, which varies by region. In Guangzhou, it's about 120 yuan, and the driving school usually notifies you. For a retake, you need to reschedule and wait one or two weeks before taking the test again. I suggest not delaying—review the question bank immediately after failing, practice more with mock tests on apps, and only sign up for a retake once you can pass consistently. Staying calm during the test is crucial; avoid rushing to prevent simple mistakes. There’s a limit to retakes—usually up to three attempts. Failing beyond that becomes a big hassle, so paying the fee to get your license sooner is worth it. Don’t forget to check your driving school contract for specific payment details to avoid being overcharged.

I recently retook Subject 4 of the driving test and indeed had to pay a fee after failing. In Shanghai, the retake fee is around 150 yuan, and you need to bring your ID card to the DMV to handle it. Don't wait too long for the retake; it's best to complete your review within a week or two. I used the 'Driving School YDT' app to practice repeatedly, focusing on the questions I got wrong, which made the retake much easier. The fee is a necessary expense, so don't fret over small costs—passing early saves you worry. If the driving school doesn't cover the fee, clarify how to pay it to avoid delays. After retaking, you'll feel more at ease—remember to review your answers before submitting. Don't waste time; act quickly for better efficiency.

If you fail the fourth subject test, you will definitely need to pay a retake fee, as I've seen many people do. The fee usually ranges from 100 to 130 yuan, depending on the driving school's rules. Don't worry, after failing, contact your coach to arrange a retake and don't let it delay your progress. Review the question bank more, take a few mock tests, and try again. Keep a calm mindset and answer the questions slowly. Once the fee is paid, you can retake the test, but the number of attempts is limited, so passing it early will give you peace of mind.

From a cost perspective, the subject four retest requires a fee, averaging around 120 yuan each time. Failing increases expenses with every attempt. I recommend practicing more with driving test apps during preparation to ensure proficiency before taking the test. Passing on the first try saves this money, while multiple failures may lead to additional charges from the driving school. Be rational—the retest fee is part of the exam cost, and paying it for an early retake is worthwhile. Don’t rush; answering slowly ensures more stability.

When I took my driver's license test, I learned that there is a fee for retaking Subject 4, and the pricing varies by local vehicle offices, typically around 100-150 yuan. After failing, promptly schedule a retest to avoid delays and forgetting the knowledge. I recommend spending more time reviewing—the question bank covers all safety topics—and practicing several times with simulation apps. Keep a good mindset, answer slowly and accurately, and you’ll pass. Just pay the fee on time to avoid any future issues.


