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How Long Between Subject 2 and Subject 3?

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JoelMarie
07/29/25 7:37am

For applying for a C1 driver's license, there must be a minimum interval of 20 days after passing the Subject 2 test before you can schedule the Subject 3 test. For a C2 driver's license, the interval is only 10 days after passing Subject 2. Overview of Subject 3: Subject 3 includes the road driving skills test and the safety and civilized driving knowledge test. It is part of the motor vehicle driver's license assessment and is the abbreviation for the road driving skills and safety and civilized driving knowledge test in the motor vehicle driver's test. The content of the road driving skills test varies depending on the type of vehicle you are licensed to drive. Regulations for Scheduling Subject 3: For the Subject 3 road driving skills test, you have five opportunities to schedule the test. After scheduling, you can take the test once and have one retest opportunity. If you do not take the retest or fail the retest, you must reschedule the test.

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DelJustin
08/13/25 1:37am

Back when I took my driver's license test, there was about a two-week gap between passing the subject two (closed-course exam) and taking subject three (road test). I remember having to go to the driving school every afternoon for practice. My instructor said my hill starts and reverse parking still needed work and required more polishing. This interval is completely normal because subject three involves actual road driving, which isn't as straightforward as the closed-course exam. Driving schools leave this time for students to get familiar with skills like lane changes and turns. A word of advice: don't rush to schedule the test too early—if your skills are rusty, you might fail. Back then, I practiced one hour daily and even asked an experienced driver friend to accompany me on suburban roads, which helped me pass on the first attempt. But waiting too long isn't good either, as you might lose touch. The ideal interval is between 10 days to three weeks.

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Smith
10/04/25 8:09am

When we train students at driving schools, we usually schedule the time window for Subject 3 right after they pass Subject 2, with a gap of about ten days to half a month in between. During this period, students need to practice intensively, focusing on mastering intersection observation and speed control. Those who are particularly skilled might take the test in just a week, while beginners may need up to three weeks. Don’t just wait—review the traffic rules book or download an app for simulated driving practice to save time. Also, in big cities, driving schools have tighter schedules, so the interval might be longer, whereas in rural areas, it’s relatively faster. But safety comes first—don’t rush and make mistakes. Only take the test when you’re well-prepared to ensure a higher pass rate.

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ONevaeh
11/18/25 2:57am

I just passed the Subject 2 test and am now nervously preparing for Subject 3. My instructor said the exam is scheduled for next weekend, which gives me just over a week. I’ve been driving a few laps daily with the coach and feel I still need more practice with gear shifting and checking the rearview mirror. Some seniors who took the test quickly finished within ten days, but I think a couple more days of practice would be safer. After the closed-course test, I realized driving on the road is totally different—I need to overcome the psychological pressure. During this free time, I’m also watching online videos to learn emergency handling, so I won’t panic when the time comes.

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IsabelaLee
01/08/26 4:33am

Based on experience, there's typically a gap of about 7-10 days to two weeks between Subject 2 and Subject 3 tests. This period is crucial—don't waste it. Focus on intensive driving practice to sharpen your skills. For instance, during my test preparation, I used the break to practice road test items daily at a nearby training ground and even arranged mock examiner evaluations. The actual interval depends on your readiness and driving school resources—efficient learners may pass in 7 days, while others might need up to 15. Pro tip: Combining 30 minutes of daily hands-on driving with theoretical study can shorten the waiting period and ensure a one-time pass. Never underestimate this transition phase—mastering Subject 3 makes the rest much smoother.

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