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How to Cancel a Successfully Scheduled Subject 2 Driving Test?

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PresleyMarie
07/25/2025, 05:13:21 AM

If you have access to a computer, log in to the official website of the local vehicle management office - the online driving test reservation system, to schedule or cancel a subject test appointment. If using a computer is inconvenient, you can also promptly notify the local vehicle management office to cancel the appointment. This must be done at least one day before the scheduled test date. If you successfully scheduled a driving test but failed to cancel the appointment in time and did not attend the test on the day, the test will be recorded as a failure. The test includes five mandatory items: reversing into a parking space, parallel parking, stopping and starting on a slope, turning at a right angle, and driving through curves.

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