How many days after completing Subject 3 can you take Subject 4?
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You can schedule Subject 4 one week after completing Subject 3, and it may take around 15 days for slower processes. More relevant information is as follows: 1. During the Subject 4 test, many students are not very familiar with road markings and signs. The Subject 4 exam includes scenarios such as encountering a red light ahead, pedestrians ahead, students ahead, buses ahead, bicycles ahead, no parking on the roadside, no boarding or alighting on the roadside, slowing down when approaching a crosswalk, and being cautious when encountering wild animals. 2. A driver's license, also known as a driving permit, is a document issued by the government transportation department to individuals who qualify to drive, usually in the form of a card. To obtain a driver's license, one must meet the minimum age requirement and pass the driving test.
I was also super concerned about this right after passing the Subject 3 test. It really varies by location—some cities allow you to take Subject 4 on the same day if the test center has availability, but most cities require a three-to-five-day wait, mainly for the driving school to upload your records to the DMV system. My advice is to ask your instructor immediately after passing Subject 3 or check the Traffic Management 12123 APP—the available Subject 4 test slots shown there are the most accurate. If the APP doesn’t show any open slots, don’t just wait around; call the test center directly to confirm how many days it takes to process the records. Some smaller cities have slower efficiency and may take over a week. Oh, and don’t forget to practice for Subject 4—don’t get so caught up waiting that you end up failing the test.
