Do I need to pay for the second subject retest?

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VanCollin
07/28/25 3:55pm
You need to pay a retest fee for the second subject retest. Below is some information about the second subject test: 1. Retest fee payment: The fees for the retest mainly include the examination fee charged by the vehicle management office and the training fee from the driving school. The standards vary by region, so you can consult the driving school where you registered for specific details. 2. Number of retests: You have a maximum of five test attempts. If you fail all five, all previous scores will be invalidated, and you will need to start over from the first subject. 3. Test content: The second subject test consists of five items: reversing into a garage, turning at a right angle, driving on a curve, parallel parking, and stopping and starting on a slope.
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