How to Check the Scores for Subject 1, Subject 2, and Subject 3 on 12123?
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12123 cannot be used to view the scores for Subject 1, Subject 2, and Subject 3. Currently, 12123 only allows users to check whether they have passed a subject and the subjects they have registered for. Below is the relevant information: 1. Pass/Fail Status: The 12123 platform only shows whether a subject has been passed or failed, not the specific scores. Students can click on the 'Exam Appointment' option and attempt to schedule an exam for a completed subject. If the exam has been passed, the system will display 'This subject has been passed, no need to schedule.' If the appointment is successfully made, it means the exam has not been passed. 2. Definition of a Driver's License: A motor vehicle driver's license is a legal document issued by the administrative authorities, certifying that an individual who has legally been permitted to learn to drive a motor vehicle has studied, mastered traffic regulations and driving skills, and passed the required exams, thereby granting permission to drive a certain type of motor vehicle.
I usually love tinkering with these apps myself, and the Traffic Management 12123 app is super convenient for checking subject test scores! First, you need to download this app to your phone by searching for "Traffic Management 12123" in the app store. Then, register an account using your ID card, and after logging in, remember to bind your phone number for security. On the app's homepage, find the "Exam Information" or "My Exams" option in the menu bar, click on it, and then select "Score Inquiry" to view your scores for Subjects 1, 2, and 3. The scores are usually updated within a day or two after the exam, showing both the score and whether you passed. When I checked my Subject 2 score, the system even provided details about the test center. If the app is lagging, try checking your internet connection or restarting your phone. Other features like scheduling exams are also very practical, saving you the hassle of queuing at the DMV. Remember to check your scores regularly and don’t slack off—keeping your information accurate is important.
As someone who has been driving for many years, I always recommend using the 'Traffic Management 12123' app to check test results when teaching young people to drive. You need to download the official app, register an account, and enter your real identity information. After logging in, it's just a few simple steps: scroll to the 'Service Center' on the homepage, select 'Score Inquiry' under 'Exam Services', then choose the subject type, and your score will pop up. When my son checked his score after the third subject test, it directly showed 85 points, which was quite convenient. Make sure to enter the correct ID number during registration; if it shows an error, just wait a day or two for the data to sync. The app can also check exam history, helping to review mistakes. Compared to queuing up in the past, this app saves a lot of time and effort. It's recommended to download it in advance, take a screenshot after checking, and save it to avoid forgetting the details of your score, which could affect your subsequent practice arrangements.
When I coach students, I always emphasize checking the results promptly. Use the Traffic Management 12123 APP. After the exam, go to the "More Services" section on the APP homepage, click the "Exam Results" option, select the subject, enter the verification code, and view the score. The results are usually updated within a day after the exam. When helping students check their results for Subject 1, the results were displayed directly, and those who didn’t pass could see their lost points. The APP interface is clear and easy to operate, making it accessible even for non-experts. I advise students to test the query process once after registration and check immediately after the exam. If there’s a system error, restart the APP and try again—this method is quick and safe.
