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How many times can you fail the driving test before being disqualified?

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VanMalia

07/24/25 5:08am

There is no limit to the number of retakes for Subject 1 and Subject 4, while the maximum number of attempts for Subject 2 and Subject 3 is five each. Each test offers one immediate retake opportunity. Failing twice consecutively counts as a failure, requiring a retake. The retake fee depends on the local pricing standards. Important Notes: 1. Subject 2: You can take Subject 2 up to five times, with two sessions each time, totaling ten tests. If you still fail after these ten tests, you must pay the retake fee and start over from Subject 1, invalidating your previous Subject 1 score. 2. Subject 3: The test attempts for Subject 3 are the same as for Subject 2. If you fail all ten tests, you must restart from Subject 1, invalidating all previous scores for Subjects 1 and 2. 3. Subject 4: There is no limit to the number of attempts for Subject 4. However, unlike Subject 1, each question in Subject 4 is worth 2 points, and a score of 90 or above is considered passing.

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StHaley

08/11/25 12:45am

I've been driving a taxi for over a decade and have seen many people struggle with getting their driver's license. How many times can you fail before you can't take the test anymore? In China, the general rule is that for both Subject 2 (closed-course driving) and Subject 3 (road test), you have 5 attempts each. If you fail all five times without passing, your previous scores are voided, and you have to start over by registering and paying again. This is quite reasonable, as it prevents people who aren't well-prepared from persistently taking the test and increasing risks. If you fail once, don’t panic—more practice is the key. For example, find a reliable driving school and practice basic skills like reverse parking diligently. Keeping a steady mindset is crucial. I remember a friend who failed three times but finally passed and now drives more steadily than I do. Develop good habits in daily practice—don’t just memorize the rules; truly understand the feel of the car to reduce accidents.

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