Is an ID card required for the simulated driving test of Subject 2?
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An ID card is not required for the simulated driving test of Subject 2. Here is the relevant information: ID card issue: If you do not have an ID card for the driving license Subject 2 test, you can obtain a temporary ID card from the local public security authority and use it for the driving test. Chinese citizens aged 16 or above residing within the territory of the People's Republic of China who have not yet received their resident ID card or whose original card is lost or damaged and has not been replaced can apply for a temporary ID card as needed. Notes: First, pay attention to some details, make sure to remember the entire test process and procedures, and operate according to regulations. Avoid making low-level mistakes such as forgetting to fasten the seat belt, forgetting to turn on the turn signal, or forgetting to turn off the turn signal.
I used to be a driving school instructor, and for the Category 2 simulation test, you must bring your ID card! This requirement is exactly the same as the official exam. Nowadays, all test centers use electronic verification—you need to swipe your ID card to enter the system and start the exam vehicle. A few days ago, a student forgot theirs and was so anxious they stomped their feet on the spot, wasting the simulation fee. Even if the instructor knows you, they can’t bypass this process because it’s linked to the DMV system. My advice is to prepare the night before: put your ID card and student card into a transparent folder and place it somewhere visible. Do the same on the exam day—developing this habit will ensure you don’t drop the ball.
