How soon can I retake the Subject 2 test?

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DianaLee
07/30/25 12:30am
Subject 2 retakes typically require a minimum waiting period of about 10 days. According to Article 44 of the 'Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's Licenses': Each subject examination can be taken once, and if failed, one retake is allowed. Below are important considerations closely related to the Subject 2 test: Adjustments: Remember to first adjust your seat properly, then adjust the rearview mirrors to ensure accurate position judgment during the test. Crossing lines: When reversing into the garage, pay attention to the front hood crossing the lines. Many trainees fail this part because their car hood crosses the lines during the reversing process. Parking: During parallel parking, maintain good control of the clutch. Since considerable steering wheel movement is required during parking, special attention should be paid to clutch control.
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