How to know if you have passed the Subject 2 driving test?
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After the Subject 2 driving test, if you pass, the system will announce "Test passed, please drive the test vehicle back to the parking area." After the test, candidates will also sign to acknowledge their test results, and the score sheet will have a clear record of the test performance. You can also check on the booking website, or inquire about the score records at the driving school.
After completing the Subject 2 driving test, the results were immediately clear. The scoring system installed in the car by the instructor displayed the results in real-time. If all items, such as reversing into the garage without crossing the line and starting on a slope without stalling, were passed, the examiner would pat me on the shoulder and say 'Passed' on the spot. Even with minor mistakes, the system would calculate the total deductions, and as long as it didn't exceed 80 points, I would pass. After the test, I didn't leave the rest area immediately—the large screen also scrolled through everyone's results, and my name flashed in green, indicating a pass. Back home, I checked the Traffic Management 12123 app on my phone, and the next day, the account updated with my Subject 2 score and details, showing a 'Passed' status. Remember this: stay calm on the test day. Too many mistakes will directly prompt a 'Failed,' making it easy to know the result.
As an experienced individual, I know it's straightforward to find out whether you passed Subject Two or not. Right after the exam, the instructor verbally notifies you of the result, which is the most accurate on-the-spot feedback. The system automatically evaluates inside the vehicle—for instance, if you don't hit the sensor during a right-angle turn, it lights up green. After finishing, wait a short while, and you can also check the notice board at the test center for the score sheet, where you'll see a checkmark next to your name. I often use an app to check as well. Download the Traffic Management 12123 app, register, log in, and click on 'Exam Records.' Usually, within 24 hours after the exam, you can check your Subject Two score and status, with pass or fail clearly indicated. If you fail, it lists the deduction points, such as points deducted for crossing the line during parallel parking, making it easier to improve next time. In short, don't rush home—confirm your result before leaving to avoid unnecessary worry.
