
Subject One allows scheduling multiple sessions through the Traffic Management 12123 app. Below is relevant information about Subject One: 1. Exam Content: Subject One, also known as the theoretical exam or driver's theory test, is part of the motor vehicle driver's license assessment. According to the regulations on the application and use of motor vehicle driver's licenses, the exam covers driving theory basics, road safety laws and regulations, local regulations, and related knowledge. The exam is computer-based, consisting of 100 questions, with a passing score of 90 or above. 2. Payment Methods: The retake fee for Subject One can be paid at the local vehicle management office or to the driving school, which will then forward it to the vehicle management office. Additionally, if the traffic management website offers online self-service payment, you can choose to pay online.

When I first started getting my driver's license, I didn't know how to book the subject one test. Later, I figured it out step by step on the 12123 APP. After registering and logging in, go to the exam booking section and select subject one to see the available slots, times, and locations. Many people want to book multiple slots as a backup, but the system doesn’t allow holding multiple spots at once; you have to cancel the current booking before selecting another slot. When I failed the test once, I found it very convenient to rebook on the APP: cancel the original booking and immediately refresh to select a new slot. It’s best to avoid peak times like weekends and opt for early mornings or weekdays when there are fewer people. This makes the APP more efficient. Also, ensure a stable internet connection to avoid glitches or errors. Refresh the page multiple times when you have time. Driving schools might also notify you in advance about new slots. Repeatedly doing this is like booking multiple backups, but you can only hold one slot at a time. Additionally, thorough preparation reduces the chance of failure, making the process smoother.

I've taken the subject one test several times and accumulated some experience. Scheduling multiple sessions isn't about directly selecting multiple slots, but rather achieved through multiple operations. On the 12123 APP, enter the exam section, select subject one, click on available sessions to view details. If a session is full or not preferred, you need to cancel the existing appointment first before reselecting an available slot. It's best to choose times when the APP is less active, like around 7-8 PM, when there are fewer people and more slots available, making it easier to secure one. I once missed an opportunity due to busyness, so I developed a habit of regularly checking for session updates, making it less stressful to reschedule if I fail. Another tip is to pay attention to driving school notifications, as they have insider information to remind you to grab slots in time. The overall process is simple, but patience is key. Don't expect to handle multiple slots at once; just proceed step by step.

Using the 12123 APP to book the Subject 1 test was quite smooth. Enter the main interface, select the Subject 1 driving test, browse the session list, choose the date and location, then submit the booking. If you want to book multiple sessions, you can't select multiple at once—you need to cancel the current booking and quickly re-select a new session. The system is designed very fluidly; I've tried rebooking within minutes after a failure. The app experiences minimal lag during peak hours, and operations are convenient when the network is good. It's advisable to review the Subject 1 content thoroughly in advance to pass on the first try and avoid frequent rebooking, which can be time-consuming. Regularly refreshing the APP helps as new sessions open up quickly, like having multiple backup options, but in practice, you can only proceed step by step.

I'm usually busy with Subject 1 scheduling. The efficient 12123 APP can help with downloading, registration, and directly selecting exam times and locations. To change sessions, you need to first cancel the original appointment and then immediately reselect a new session, achieving a goal similar to booking multiple slots. I often use my phone to set reminders for APP updates, avoiding peak times like early mornings when new slots become available. If it fails, rebooking is simple—just refresh a few times when there are many slots to find the most suitable one. Remember to familiarize yourself with the content in advance; a higher pass rate means you won’t need to repeatedly reschedule, saving time. The APP interface is intuitive, and a quick glance is enough to master it.


