
In theory, you can immediately reschedule after receiving the notification of a failed appointment. However, some students have reported that even after two days, the system still shows 'Appointment application submitted, processing in progress.' This is due to system delays, so students need to patiently wait for updates, which usually occur within a few days. More relevant information is as follows: First-time appointment: For first-time scheduling of the subject one test, the sorting time is based on the date when the user's initial application for a motor vehicle driver's license was accepted. Non-first-time appointment: For non-first-time scheduling of subject tests, the sorting time is based on the date of the last test. Cancellation of appointment: For users who successfully scheduled a test but canceled the appointment due to personal reasons, the sorting time is based on the cancellation date.

After a failed reservation attempt, you can usually try again immediately without any mandatory waiting period. Last time when I used the app to book a driving test, the system lagged and didn't succeed, but after refreshing the page, I was able to book again quickly. I recommend avoiding peak hours like 10 AM or 3 PM and trying during off-peak times such as 7 AM or 8 PM for higher success rates. If multiple attempts fail, it might be due to weak network signals or account anomalies—check your Wi-Fi connection or restart the app. This is common during high-demand periods, so don’t worry too much; you can try again once the system stabilizes. It’s also advisable to log in early, complete your profile, and avoid input errors that could cause failures. The key is persistence—often, a few more attempts will secure a slot.

From my experience, you can immediately reschedule after a failed driving test appointment booking, as the system doesn't allow delay settings - which makes sense according to the driving test rules. The failures usually stem from system overload or temporary maintenance causing login issues or invalid submissions. I typically wait patiently before retrying instead of repeatedly refreshing to save data. Also, note that booking failure doesn't necessarily mean no slots are available; it might just be slow server response. Trying a different browser or rescheduling during off-peak hours helps. This reminds us to keep devices updated and ensure the latest app version to minimize compatibility issues. After all, driving tests affect scheduling, so don't get discouraged by one failure - just keep checking official notices and retry.

If the reservation fails, you can usually retry immediately without a waiting period. This is because the reservation system is designed for real-time responses, and failures are typically caused by network issues or temporary glitches, which can be resolved by retrying after fixing the problem. I usually use the mobile app for reservations. If it fails, checking the signal strength or restarting the app often helps. Avoid weekends when it's crowded—weekday afternoons are easier for bookings. Trying a few times usually leads to success, so don’t delay and affect your test schedule.

When I first started learning to drive, I often failed to make appointments, which was quite frustrating. But later I learned that I could immediately reschedule without any time restrictions. Such failures are mostly caused by network fluctuations or system maintenance. Switching to a 5G signal or waiting a few minutes before trying again usually solved the problem. I recommend verifying your personal information before making an appointment to avoid failures due to incorrect ID numbers or mismatched phone numbers. Pay attention to driving school notifications and act promptly once the system is restored. Don’t let a single setback cause anxiety and disrupt your learning rhythm. Practicing the app operations in advance and familiarizing yourself with the process can improve your success rate.


