
Specific scores cannot be checked; you can only see whether you have passed or not. After registering and opening Traffic 12123, look for the driver's license services section. You can click on "Exam Appointment" to schedule the subject you wish to inquire about. If you have already passed the exam, it will display "This subject has been passed, no need to schedule"; of course, if you can schedule it, it means you have not passed the exam. The content of the Subject 2 exam varies depending on the type of vehicle, as detailed below: 1. Basic Exam Items: Pole test, hill start and stop, parallel parking, driving through a single-plank bridge, curve driving, right-angle turn, speed-limited passing through a narrow gate, driving through continuous obstacles, 100-meter gear shifting, and driving on bumpy roads. 2. For Large Passenger Vehicles, Towing Vehicles, City Buses, Medium Passenger Vehicles, and Large Truck License Types: The exam must include no fewer than 6 items.

I just checked my Subject 2 test results on the 12123 app after finishing the exam, and the process was quite simple. After opening the app and logging in, scroll down the homepage to find 'Exam Information' under 'More', then select Subject 2 to view the results. However, there might be a delay in score updates—it took three hours after my exam for the results to appear. Remember, the system announces your score immediately after the test, and the app is just for convenient rechecking. If you fail, don’t rush to check; you can only retake the exam after ten days, and the app will automatically notify you of the rescheduling time. During practice, always ask your instructor—they can also check your scores through their backend system.

How to check your Subject 2 test results on 12123 in a few steps: First, you need to register and log in to your account, and bind your ID card information. Then, look for the exam-related section on the homepage. In the new version, the test results can be found under 'Online Progress'. The old version may require you to go to 'Service Center' to view it. Here's the key point: the results are usually updated the day after the exam, so it's normal not to see them on the same day. My advice is not to keep refreshing your after the exam—focus on practicing for Subject 3 instead. If you really can't find your results, don't panic. Try again the next day, or ask your driving school instructor to check for you, which might be faster.

Log into the Traffic 12123 APP, click on the 'Exam Appointment' on the homepage to enter the page. Do not schedule an exam, just check if there is a 'Subject 2 Score Inquiry' button displayed in the middle of the screen. The new version of the APP places it in a very prominent position. To check the score, two conditions must be met: more than 4 hours have passed since the exam ended, and your phone signal must be good. I checked my score right after dinner when I finished the exam and saw that I passed. If you fail, the system will directly display 'Fail' and lock you out from retaking the exam for 10 days. Remember to update the APP version before checking your score.

When I was getting my driver's license, the instructor taught me to use 12123 to check scores: First, make sure the number you registered with is active. After logging in, don't rush to operate; wait about half a day after the test. Scroll down the homepage and find the 'Exam Information' entry in the 'Driver's License Services' section. The results for Subject 2 are displayed there, clearly marked as pass or fail. Once, I couldn't find my results after the test, only to realize later that the test center hadn't uploaded the scores—it appeared after 24 hours. The APP also has a thoughtful feature: if you fail the test, it automatically calculates and displays the next available booking date for you.

The most convenient way to check your Subject 2 test results is still through the 12123 app. Don't rush to refresh the app right after the exam because data synchronization takes time - it could be a few hours or even until the next day. After logging in, look for the 'Exam Information' section on the homepage, click in and select Subject 2. It took me three attempts to pass, and I noticed the app displays results about half a day later than the electronic screen. Special reminder for those who failed: there's a countdown to your next available test date below the results page, which is actually more useful than checking scores. If the network is poor, try another location, or visit the DMV window for the most reliable check.


