How soon can you reapply after failing Subject 2 five times?

1 Answers
SanGage
07/29/25 4:44pm
You can immediately reapply after failing the driving test Subject 2 five times. Relevant explanations are as follows: 1. Regulations: According to Article 37 of the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses" (Ministry of Public Security Order No. 123): "Within the validity period of the driving skill test permit, the number of scheduled tests for Subject 2 and Subject 3 road driving skills tests shall not exceed five times. If the fifth scheduled test is still failed, the results of other subjects that have passed the test will be invalidated." 2. Suggestions: In accordance with the requirements of the Ministry of Public Security, the driving management department will cancel the applicant's application information. The applicant needs to reapply and schedule the test starting from Subject 1. Therefore, it is recommended that applicants strengthen training and practice driving, truly master driving skills before taking the test, cherish the test opportunities, and avoid losses caused by failing the test five times.
Was this review help?
2
1
Share
More Forum Discussions

What does Haval 1.5GDIT mean?

Haval H6's 1.5GDIT engine, to be precise, is a turbocharged engine technology featuring CVVL (Continuously Variable Valve Lift). However, the 1.5 mentioned here refers to the displacement, so it's essentially a technical code. Of course, GDIT also represents other technologies, such as: centrally mounted fuel injectors, cylinder heads with integrated exhaust manifolds, etc., but CVVL technology is the core. Functions of the 1.5GDIT engine: The 1.5GDIT engine is China's first engine using self-developed CVVL technology for intake valves. This technology helps achieve CWL for intake valves, further reducing DWT-based pumping losses, enabling flexible intake control under different loads, and improving intake characteristics under all operating conditions. Lift specifications: The maximum lift is 8.64 mm, and the minimum lift is 0.8 mm. If small lift and its phase advance are adopted: under partial load (common in urban driving), fuel consumption can be reduced by 8.4%. The turbocharger is activated when the engine speed reaches 1,000 rpm. When the speed reaches 1,400 rpm, the torque reaches its maximum value (285 Nm).
5
4
Share

Can a Worn-out Thrust Bearing Be Left Unreplaced?

No, it cannot be left unreplaced. Failing to replace a damaged thrust bearing will have consequences. In mild cases, it may affect ride comfort, increase tire noise, and cause vehicle deviation. In severe cases, it can lead to suspension damage, resulting in steering system failure and potential traffic accidents. Below are additional details: 1. Overview: Automotive thrust bearings, also known as pressure bearings, are most commonly found in MacPherson strut suspension systems. This is because the MacPherson strut design uses the spring shock absorber as the load-bearing pillar, which also serves as the pivot point for steering rotation in conjunction with the steering knuckle. The thrust bearing is positioned at the top of the shock absorber, between the spring and the shock absorber's upper mount. It must withstand vertical pressure while allowing free rotation, making it a critical component in MacPherson suspensions. 2. Causes of Thrust Bearing Failure: Currently, ball thrust bearings are commonly used. These bearings have a drawback - while they can handle significant vertical loads, they cannot withstand horizontal forces. When turning the steering wheel while stationary, friction between the tires and the ground creates a horizontal torque that causes the axle supporting the tire to tilt. This tilting force acts on the thrust bearing, subjecting it to horizontal stresses.
13
0
Share

How to Claim Compensation for a Rear-End Collision with Full Liability?

After a rear-end collision, liability is determined by the traffic accident liability certificate issued by the traffic police. Compensation is then processed based on this certificate. If the accident is determined to be the full responsibility of the rear-ending vehicle, you can claim compensation from the other party's insurance company by presenting the liability certificate, repair cost invoices, and the accident liability determination document.
20
1
Share

How to Turn Off the Start-Stop Function in Ford Escort?

The automatic start-stop function of the Ford Escort is located above the air conditioning panel on the center console and uses a mechanical button. To turn it off, simply press the button. Turning off the automatic start-stop function is not permanent; the driver needs to disable it each time they drive. Of course, it can also be permanently disabled by having the code rewritten at a professional facility.
6
4
Share

How to Deal with Oxidized Chrome Trim on a Car?

Automotive chrome trim oxidation can be repaired using toothpaste, as toothpaste contains antioxidants and descaling abrasive particles. Simply apply toothpaste with a damp towel, polish, and then wipe it off. Alternatively, toilet cleaner can be used. Toilet cleaner contains dilute hydrochloric acid, which can dissolve oxides on the chrome trim. After wiping with a towel soaked in toilet cleaner, use a clean damp towel to remove any residual acid. Here are other solutions: 1. WD-40 Multi-Use Product: For severe cases, WD-40 Multi-Use Product can be used. According to official information, WD-40 has strong surface affinity and permeability to metals, penetrating into the metal's pores to 100% eliminate moisture and humidity, forming an ultra-thin, dense protective film to isolate humidity and air, effectively solving metal rust problems "from the inside out." 2. Introduction to Chrome Trim: Chrome trim is a decorative trend. After electroplating, the surface of the component can achieve a mirror-like reflective effect, presenting a strong metallic texture and a sense of fashion under light. Many people use chrome-plated decorative parts on prominent areas of the car, such as the grille, door edges, and fog light covers, to enhance the car's premium feel. However, it has one drawback: it is prone to oxidation. Once oxidized, rust spots appear on the surface, turning yellow and becoming dull.
11
2
Share

Does the BMW Mini model have a hybrid version?

BMW Mini models do have hybrid versions. BMW Mini exterior: The new car features MINI's latest family-style design on the front face, with headlights paired with circular LED daytime running lights. The front grille adopts a mesh design, and the three-section front bumper serves as an important distinguishing feature of the new MINI COUNTRYMAN from other MINI models. On the side of the body, the plug-in hybrid version has exclusive logos and charging ports on the front fenders. The plug-in hybrid version has only one exhaust outlet, and the identity-representing "plug" logo is visible at the rear of the car. BMW Mini powertrain: The new-generation MINI COUNTRYMAN hybrid version is equipped with the same plug-in hybrid system as the BMW 225xe. The hybrid powertrain includes a 1.5T three-cylinder engine, a low-power motor on the front axle, and a high-power motor on the rear axle. The front axle motor assists in driving the front wheels or reverses to recover braking energy but cannot independently drive the vehicle. The rear axle motor can operate in three modes: independently driving the rear axle, four-wheel drive in conjunction with the gasoline engine, or four-wheel drive in conjunction with the front axle motor. It is claimed that the Countryman has a pure electric range of 40km.
8
5
Share
Cookie
Cookie Settings
© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.