How long after passing Subject 1 can you take Subject 4?

[LaNoah]

There is no mention of being able to skip directly from Subject 1 to Subject 4, as the sequence from 1 to 4 implies that Subjects 2 and 3 must be completed first. This is a matter of order. Below is relevant information: Introduction: Subject 1, also known as the theoretical test for drivers, is part of the motor vehicle driver's license examination. According to the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's Licenses." Exam content: The exam includes theoretical knowledge of driving, road safety laws and regulations, local regulations, and other related knowledge. The exam is conducted on a computer, consisting of 100 questions, with a passing score of 90 or above.

[Adaline]

I just got my driver's license last year. After passing the written test (Subject 1), I had to complete the training and exams for Subject 2 and Subject 3, which took almost two weeks. Once Subject 2 was done, my instructor arranged for me to practice Subject 3, which took about ten days in total. After passing Subject 3, I could immediately sign up for Subject 4. From my experience, the driving school helps schedule everything—some can take the test in just a few days, but the actual timing varies depending on your progress. For me, after passing Subject 3, I only waited three days before taking Subject 4—it was super easy! Just a heads-up: Subject 4 is also a theory test but focuses more on safe driving, so make sure to review the questions well. Don’t rush; taking it step by step is more reliable. I got my license right after passing Subject 4—felt amazing! Keep in mind that timing may differ slightly by region. For example, I was in Shanghai, so it was faster, while my friend in the suburbs took a bit longer.

[MacJeffrey]

As someone who frequently coaches new students, I've noticed many people ask this question. After passing Subject One, you generally need to wait until both Subject Two and Subject Three are completed before taking Subject Four. The duration depends on individual progress and local driving school arrangements. On average, Subjects Two and Three can be completed in about a week, but the key factor is how diligently you practice—once you master Subject Two, Subject Three becomes quicker. When assisting students in the car, I recommend practicing for two hours daily and scheduling exams closely together. After passing Subject Three, Subject Four is automatically scheduled, usually available the next day or over the weekend. Don't delay too long, or you might forget the theory. I've seen cases where someone waited a month after Subject One and then struggled with Subject Four review. Driving school policies also matter: big cities like Beijing move faster, while smaller cities are slightly slower. Before booking an exam, check your driving school app to ensure you're fully prepared.

[VanCorbin]

I just got my driver's license last week. Right after passing Subject One, I immediately started practicing for Subject Two, then quickly took Subject Three. On the afternoon of the day I passed Subject Three, I scheduled Subject Four without any delay. The whole process was super intense! Subject Four is a written test about safe driving, with lots of questions on accident prevention. If you start practicing right after passing Subject One like I did, spending entire weekends at the driving school, you can complete all subjects within a month. Don't think too much about intervals; it all depends on your training efficiency. My friend procrastinated, waited two weeks after Subject One to start, and ended up taking two months. Subject Four is easier than Subject One because it's all about common safety knowledge. Just push through, and once you pass Subject Three, quickly scan the code to schedule the test. Driving schools vary by location; here in Hangzhou, they offer a super accelerated version. Remember, Subject Four is the final hurdle—just relax and take it.