
Driver's test priority booking service is only available for applicants whose learning driving permit has less than 6 months of validity. Each subject can be prioritized for one online test booking. Notes for booking driving tests: 1. After successful booking: Applicants cannot cancel the booking online once it is successful. If unable to attend the test at the scheduled time, they must apply for cancellation at the vehicle management office one day in advance. 2. Attend the test on time: Applicants need to bring their identity documents to the scheduled test center at the appointed time. Those who fail to attend the test on time will be judged as failing the test.

Last time when I helped my cousin with priority scheduling, I found that specific conditions must be met: either the driver's license test expiration is less than six months away, or five failed attempts, or urgent situations like joining the military or firefighting. Simply open the Traffic Management 12123 APP, find the test scheduling option under driver's license services, and if eligible, the system will automatically display the priority option for selection. The key is to apply at least three days in advance, and it only takes effect if there are available slots at the local test center.

This feature is a real lifesaver! When making an appointment in the APP, the system automatically identifies whether you meet the priority criteria. But note two points: first, you can only use the priority once per subject; second, choosing to accept system allocation has a higher success rate than selecting your own preferred time slot. Once, my neighbor couldn't get a test spot no matter how hard they tried, but after switching to system allocation, they were assigned to the West Suburb test site the very next day.

My instructor reminded me last month that priority booking doesn't guarantee 100% success rate. One student failed the application when their license was about to expire, only to find at the DMV that they had forgotten to handle traffic violations. It's recommended to confirm all traffic fines are paid first, then check for any unpaid retest fees - these two items are most easily overlooked but will directly block the application.

Just experienced it yesterday: When you enter the exam booking page, don't rush to select a test center. First, check if there's a flashing green reminder bar at the top. If there is, follow the instructions to upload supporting documents, such as a photo of your enlistment notice. The whole process takes just ten minutes, but the key is to make sure the materials are photographed clearly. My friend submitted a blurry photo of his NCO certificate and got rejected three times.


