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How long is the validity period of the driving test permit?

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DiQuinn
09/01/25 6:12am

The validity period of the driving skill test permit is three years. Applicants must complete the subject two and subject three tests within the validity period. If the tests are not completed within the validity period, the passed subjects will be invalidated. Additional information: 1. Driving skill test permit: Obtaining the driving skill test permit indicates that the applicant has passed the subject one test and is issued this permit, which allows the student to participate in the training and tests for subject two and subject three. 2. Legal basis: Article 38 of the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses": Applicants learning to drive on the field and road shall obtain a learning driving permit in accordance with the regulations.

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VonRyan
09/14/25 2:05am

When I first got my driver's license, my instructor specifically emphasized that the test admission certificate is valid for three years, starting from the day you pass the Subject 1 exam. You must complete all subject exams within these three years, including the Subject 2 road test and Subject 3 practical driving test, otherwise you'll have to re-register. I've personally seen friends who missed the deadline due to busy work schedules and lost hundreds of yuan in registration fees for nothing. I recommend planning your practice time early and spending more time at the driving school training ground practicing difficult maneuvers like reverse parking. It's convenient to check exam progress using mobile apps. Also, never neglect safety awareness - even a small mistake during the exam can affect your score. Remember to bring your ID card and documents to the test center, and make appointments in advance to avoid missing your slot. This validity period setting is actually designed to encourage efficient learning of driving skills, preventing dangerous situations caused by rusty driving abilities.

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DeEmersyn
10/28/25 2:48am

Speaking of this, I have a deep understanding. The validity period of the driving test admission certificate is indeed three full years, which I clearly remember from my experience of learning to drive to obtaining the license. The countdown started right after passing the first subject, and I had to complete the remaining theoretical courses and practical operations. I once asked my driving school instructor, and he said that if I couldn't finish within three years, all previous test results would be invalidated, and I would have to start over with the tedious test for the first subject. That's why I insisted on practicing twice a week during my driving lessons to avoid procrastination turning into a big problem. By the way, a reminder: be mindful of physical fatigue during the learning process to avoid affecting your test performance. It's best to follow the coach's pace and avoid practicing on your own to reduce risks. This rule is quite reasonable as it helps us focus on improving our driving skills.

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Perez
12/11/25 3:04am

I've checked the information, the validity period of the driving test admission certificate is three years, starting from the date of passing the theoretical subject. All subjects must be completed within this period, otherwise you'll have to retake everything from scratch if it expires, which would waste a lot of time. I once heard someone complaining about expiration issues at the driving school, so I suggest you regularly log in to the system to check your status. Pay more attention to safety while learning to drive, don't just memorize questions, practice is more important.

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