How long is the safety education after passing Subject 4?

[StZoe]

After passing the Subject 4 exam, applicants are required to receive no less than half an hour of traffic safety and civilized driving common sense education, as well as case-based warning education on traffic accidents, and participate in the license oath-taking ceremony. Below is a detailed introduction about Subject 4: 1. Overview: Subject 4, also known as the Subject 4 theory exam or driver theory exam, is part of the motor vehicle driver's license assessment. 2. Others: Subject 4 extracts the requirements related to safe and civilized driving from the original Subject 1, safe driving skills under complex conditions, and emergency handling knowledge, and places them after the actual road driving test of "Subject 3" to further test the candidate's level of traffic quality.

[VonBrooke]

I just took the Subject 4 test last week, and the safety education part was actually quite quick, taking about 30 minutes. At the test center, a group of us trainees sat together listening to the staff explain some basic traffic rules and safety precautions, such as how to handle accidents and maintain safe distances. After it ended, we went straight to collect our driver's licenses. The whole process went smoothly without any delays. I think this session is quite important—although brief, it serves as a good reminder for new drivers not to forget the rules in their eagerness to hit the road. For those preparing to take the test, no need to be nervous; just remember to bring your documents.

[ElainaLynn]

As someone with several years of driving experience, I recall that the safety education session after Subject 4 of the driving test usually lasted about half an hour. During this time, the instructor would emphasize the dangers of drunk driving, common accident prevention, etc., to help beginners understand driving responsibilities. After that, you could get your driver's license. I suggest new drivers take this learning seriously and not just focus on the excitement—safety should always come first. Learning some practical knowledge will be very helpful for future driving.

[Olga]

I remember the safety education after passing Subject 4 took about 20 minutes to complete. It was just a simple lecture, followed by taking an oath to obey traffic laws. It was quickly done, and then I could get my driver's license. My friends all said it's no big deal, short and efficient, and won't delay anything. Just prepare for the exams early.