How long after completing Subject 3 can you take Subject 2?
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If there is available space after completing Subject 3, you can take Subject 2 on the same day. Below is a brief introduction about Subject 3: 1. Test content: Includes preparation before starting, starting off, driving straight, changing lanes, passing intersections, pulling over, crossing pedestrian crossings, passing school zones, passing bus stops, meeting oncoming vehicles, overtaking, making U-turns, and nighttime driving. Provincial traffic management departments under the public security authorities may add test items for specific vehicle types based on local conditions and determine test items for other vehicle types. 2. Test rules: Failing to use seat belts or wear safety helmets as required, obstructing or turning off in-vehicle audio and video monitoring devices, not following the examiner's instructions, or incorrect use of lights, wipers, and other common vehicle controls will result in disqualification.
I remember when I was learning to drive, the sequence was always passing Subject 1 first, then you could schedule Subject 2. After completing Subject 2, my driving school instructor told me that it usually takes about 10 days to two weeks to arrange Subject 3, giving students time to practice and consolidate their skills. Passing Subject 3 means you’ve cleared the road test, and then you can directly prepare for Subject 4. There’s generally no need to retake Subject 2 unless it’s a retest or a special circumstance. Before scheduling an exam, it’s best to communicate with your instructor, as they will adjust based on your practice progress and the local DMV’s exam slot availability. I recommend that beginners not rush—waiting for the driving school’s notification is the most reliable approach, as it increases your chances of passing and saves unnecessary trips.
