How to proceed with the second test after failing the first attempt in Subject 2?

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DelMakayla
09/08/25 6:14am
Regardless of whether the test is passed or not, the candidate needs to drive the test vehicle to the end of the test course and wait for the computer to score and announce the results. If the test is failed, an immediate retest can be taken on the spot. If the reverse parking is perfect, only the other test items need to be retaken.
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