How long after disqualification from the driver's license test can you apply again?
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After being disqualified from the driver's license test, it is recommended to consult the local traffic management office to inquire about how long you must wait before applying for the test again, as policies vary by region. Definition of the driver's license test: Obtaining a driver's license involves studying and taking exams, which are generally divided into three sections: a written test, parking (reverse parking), and on-road driving. Driver's license test content: Road traffic safety laws, regulations, and rules; the meaning of traffic signals; safe driving and civilized driving knowledge; safe driving knowledge for highways, mountainous roads, bridges, tunnels, night driving, and adverse weather or complex road conditions; emergency handling knowledge for situations such as tire blowouts, steering failure, or brake failure; basic knowledge of vehicle structure, main safety devices, and routine inspection and maintenance; basic knowledge of self-rescue and first aid after traffic accidents, as well as common hazardous materials knowledge.
I just had my Subject 3 test canceled last month, so I have experience with this. If your test was canceled due to absence or failing, you can reschedule the next day. But if you were caught cheating, it's troublesome—you'll have to wait a full year to retake the test, as the DMV system will automatically lock your records. My friend got caught faking fingerprints and couldn’t log training hours for a whole year. Remember, each retake requires a new fee payment and an on-site signature confirmation. A special reminder: After cancellation, check 12123 for the penalty duration—don’t just wait blindly.
