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How Long Does It Take to Get a Driver's License?

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LeMaggie
07/24/25 9:50pm
Getting a driver's license can technically take as little as 24 days, but the process from registration to obtaining the license usually takes more than 3 months. Below is an introduction to the relevant steps involved in applying for a driver's license: Exam Registration: After registration, you will study traffic regulations. During this time, the driving school will apply for a training quota from the vehicle management office. Once you have a good grasp of the theoretical knowledge, you can take the subject 1 exam, which typically takes about a month. Scheduling Subject 2: After passing subject 1, you can schedule subject 2, but you must wait at least 20 days after passing subject 1 before you are eligible to take the subject 2 exam. Most people can take the exam after one month. Other Subject Exams: After passing subject 2, you must wait another 20 days before becoming eligible to take the subject 3 exam. If you fail the exam, you will need to retrain and reschedule. Once you pass subject 3, you can take the subject 4 exam within 3 days.
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DeJace
08/10/25 2:47pm
Getting a driver's license is something you really can't rush. Last time I took my daughter to sign up, I realized there's a lot more to it than meets the eye. Normally, it takes about two months from registration to getting the license, but it depends on individual circumstances. For example, after passing Subject 1, you have to wait 10 days before you can schedule Subject 2, and the practice schedule is also crucial. My daughter practiced for two hours every day after work and even added extra sessions on weekends, managing to complete both Subject 2 and Subject 3 in just a month. However, if it's the peak exam season, the waiting time might be longer, so it's best to ask the driving school in advance about their busy periods. Also, policies vary by city. In smaller towns like ours with fewer test centers, it might drag on for three months. The key is to practice enough to avoid failing—retaking an exam can set you back by over half a month.
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