How soon can I reschedule the Subject 3 driving test?
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You can reschedule the test after 10 days. Below is extended information regarding precautions for the Subject 3 test: Vehicle inspection: After submitting your ID information, pay special attention to the direction of walking around the vehicle. When exiting from the driver's seat, the most common mistake involves the car door—always remember to close it, otherwise you'll lose points immediately. For the buttons that need to be pressed at the front and rear of the vehicle, wait until you hear the broadcast inside the car before proceeding. Light operations: A frequent issue is candidates answering too quickly. After a light operation is announced, wait until the broadcast finishes completely before performing the action. Operating the lights before the broadcast ends will result in failure. Turn signal details: When changing lanes or starting, you'll need to operate the turn signals. After activating the turn signal, remember to wait three seconds before moving the steering wheel, otherwise the system will judge it as a failure.
When I failed my driving test (Subject 3) last time, I immediately asked my instructor when I could reschedule. He told me I had to wait 10 days before reapplying, as required by traffic regulations, mainly to give students more time to practice driving skills. I was quite anxious at first, but I used those 10 days to practice reversing, turning, and parking at the driving school every day, and it really made a big difference. I passed smoothly on my second attempt. This waiting period isn't too long, and extra practice can help reduce mistakes during the test—don't rush at the expense of safety. Remember to check the specific requirements of your local driving test center before booking, as rules may vary slightly by location.
