How many hours are required for driving practice check-ins?

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VanAdriel
07/30/25 5:45am
Driving practice check-ins require a total of 18 hours. Here is some extended information about driving practice: 1. Meaning of check-ins: Checking in means logging one hour. Each person has a fixed number of hours for driving practice, and only after completing these hours can they proceed to the road test. 2. Characteristics of check-ins: (1) Time limit. The daily check-in time is limited to 2 hours, and any time exceeding this limit will not be accumulated. (2) No proxy check-ins. Because during check-ins, there is a camera installed in the car facing the driver's seat. The check-in recording process is automatically uploaded to the DMV for verification. A single check-in time of less than 20 minutes (within the daily 2-hour check-in limit. You can check in multiple times a day, but each session must not be less than 20 minutes.), or if the check-in is not done by the registered person, will be considered invalid. (3) Time nodes. Check-ins must start before 12 noon. If the check-in period spans from 12 to 1 PM, the card must not be removed, otherwise it will also be considered invalid.
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