How many days after failing the second subject can you retake the test?

[Crystal]

You can schedule a retake for the second subject ten days after failing. Here are the relevant details: Retake timing for the second subject: A retake for the second subject can only be scheduled ten days after the initial failure. The ten-day period starts from the day after the failed test, and the eleventh day is when you can begin to reschedule the exam. Scheduling the exam does not mean you can take it immediately. The actual test date depends on the successful scheduling time, and usually, you will have to wait a few days after successful scheduling before taking the retake. Passing criteria for the second subject: The full score is 100 points, with evaluation standards set for failing, deducting 20 points, deducting 10 points, and deducting 5 points. To pass, applicants for large buses, tractors, city buses, medium-sized buses, and large trucks must score at least 90 points. For other vehicle types, a minimum of 80 points is required.

[VanRosalie]

I remember feeling really frustrated when I failed the Subject 2 test last year. My instructor told me I had to wait 10 days before I could schedule a retest. During that time, I went to the practice field every day and it took about two weeks to get my second test scheduled. Actually, the rules are very clear—if you fail, you must wait 10 days before retaking the test, mainly to give you time to reflect on your mistakes and practice more. For example, I kept crossing the line when reversing into the parking space, so I repeatedly practiced simulation exercises and watched online tutorial videos, which really helped. Don’t rush for quick results; safe driving is the most important thing, otherwise, problems on the road could be even more troublesome. I also chatted with a few friends who were learning to drive together, and everyone said to stay calm—failing is normal, and taking it slow will help you pass. In the end, I passed the retest on my first try—it felt so rewarding! I suggest you check with the driving school’s customer service to confirm the timing, as there might be slight variations in different places.

[Freya]

After failing the subject 2 test, the standard waiting period is 10 days before you can schedule a retry. Don't worry too much about the short time frame. I'm quite familiar with this area. Generally, those who fail need to take a two-day break first, then focus on practicing key sections like hill starts or parallel parking. Scheduling usually takes a few days, so the actual retest might be 12-15 days later. Remember, don't just wait—book a coach for practice sessions to quickly correct mistakes. If the issue lies with the vehicle, such as gear shifting problems, report it for repairs promptly. Driving school fees aren't high; just pay an extra hundred or two. The key is to build a solid foundation with safety first. I've seen too many people rush into retests only to fail again—steady progress is better.

[McColton]

I failed my Subject 2 driving test last time and immediately contacted the driving school, only to be told I had to wait at least 10 days to schedule a retake. As a working professional with tight schedules, I downloaded a driving test simulation app that same night to make the most of those 10 days addressing my weak spots. When booking the retake, act early to avoid getting pushed back—I recommend calling to check availability first thing Monday. Remember to practice reversing and right-angle turns more, as these are common failure points; stay relaxed, one failure means nothing, the key is ensuring safer driving in the future.