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Do I need to pay again if I fail the driving test?

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VonMaximus
07/29/2025, 06:56:15 AM

You need to pay the registration fee again. According to Article 44 of the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses", each subject test is conducted once, and those who fail can take a make-up test once. If you do not take the make-up test or still fail the make-up test, this test will be terminated, and the applicant should reschedule the test. However, the second and third subject tests should be scheduled after ten days. Additional information: The experience of taking the driving test is as follows: 1. Have confidence in yourself: Attitude determines everything. Since you have decided to learn to drive, you must believe that you can do it. Attitude determines altitude. If you encounter any problems during the learning process, be sure to ask the coach so that you can solve them. During the test, be confident in yourself so that you can successfully obtain the driver's license. 2. Be careful and bold: Being careful and bold will help you successfully obtain the driver's license. Being careful means paying attention to details and avoiding some very basic mistakes. Being bold means not panicking while driving, accelerating when necessary, and turning the steering wheel when necessary.

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Sullivan
08/13/2025, 12:39:32 PM

My cousin failed his driving test (Subject 2) for the third time the other day and was so angry he stomped his feet. Of course, he had to pay for the retake! The costs mainly fall into three categories: the most basic is the exam fee charged by the vehicle management office—around 50 yuan for Subject 1 and over 100 yuan for Subjects 2 and 3, varying by location. This is a mandatory expense, and you have to pay it again every time you fail. Then there’s the retraining fee from the driving school. Most schools charge a few hundred yuan since the instructor has to train you again. However, if you signed an all-inclusive contract with the school, you might get a few free retakes. The most frustrating part is the adaptive training at the test site—pre-exam practice sessions are charged by the hour, and if you fail, you have to pay again to practice more. All in all, failing once can cost you anywhere from 300 to 600 yuan extra, so it’s really important to memorize the test route before the exam.

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JakeLee
10/07/2025, 03:58:18 AM

Last time when I helped my mom with the driving school bill, I figured out that the retake fees for failing the test mainly depend on the type of contract signed initially. If it's an all-inclusive contract (the kind that costs around 7,000-8,000 yuan), it usually includes two exam fees and pre-exam training, and you only start paying retake fees from the third failure. However, with a standard pay-as-you-go contract, you have to pay three separate fees for each failed attempt: the official exam fee from the vehicle management office (ranging from 150-300 yuan), the additional training fee charged by the driving school (200-500 yuan), plus the optional practice ground fee (50-200 yuan/hour). It's advisable to clarify the retake fee rules before enrollment, as some driving schools deliberately keep this vague, eventually making you pay over a thousand yuan extra. The lighting part of the third test is the most error-prone, so it's recommended to spend a few dozen yuan to rent a coach car specifically for lighting practice before the exam.

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