How long does it take for Banban Driving School to review study hours?

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DiHarrison
08/26/25 3:48am
Banban Driving School study hour review generally takes 3-7 days, with some locations completing it in as fast as 1-2 working days. If approved, you can schedule the next subject exam. If your status shows "Pending Review," it usually means staff are verifying the validity of your study hours - you can wait a while longer to see the result. Introduction to Driver's License Examination: The driver's license examination is a qualification test organized by the Vehicle Management Office of the Public Security Bureau. Only by passing this examination can one obtain a driver's license and legally operate motor vehicles. Content of Driver's License Examination: The examination consists of three parts: 1) Road traffic safety laws, regulations and related knowledge test (commonly known as "Theory Test" or "Subject One"), 2) Field driving skills test (commonly known as "Yard Test" or "Subject Two"), and 3) Road driving skills and safe civilized driving knowledge test (commonly known as "Road Test" or "Subject Three"). The examination content and passing standards are unified nationwide, with corresponding test items specified according to different vehicle classes.
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ElleRose
09/08/25 4:36am
When I used Banban Driving School App to get my driver's license before, the review process took about 1 to 3 working days. It really depends on whether there are any issues with the training footage you submitted, like if the facial recognition is clear enough or if the practice duration meets requirements. For items requiring complete footage such as parallel parking practice, the reviewers have to check frame by frame whether the movements meet standards, which might take more time. It's best to submit your materials on weekday mornings, avoiding weekends and holidays, as their backend review operates on shifts—sometimes delays happen when there's a backlog. If there's no update after three days, remember to contact your driving school instructor to follow up, as they have internal communication channels.
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