Is it better to schedule the driving test by yourself or through the driving school?
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Both options are available, but generally speaking, scheduling the test through a driving school is faster as each school has a certain quota for each exam session. Self-scheduling online usually requires a longer waiting period. Additional information: Online self-scheduling exam rules: 1. The driver appointment system mainly includes student user registration, driver's license application appointment (pre-entry), subject one exam appointment, subject two exam appointment, subject three exam appointment, and safe and civilized driving. 2. Training must be completed satisfactorily before scheduling the exam. The traffic management department states that the student's exam permit must be valid, the training for the subject to be tested must be completed, and the student must have graduated before scheduling. If cheating is detected, the student must wait one year before scheduling again. The online system automatically reviews student qualifications, and unqualified applications will be rejected. 3. Before scheduling, it must be ensured that the required driving practice hours have been completed. Otherwise, during the online scheduling process, if the system detects insufficient practice hours after identity verification, the appointment will be automatically canceled.
Our driving school gets this question every day! Currently, there are two ways to book the driving test. If you want to do it yourself, download the "Traffic Management 12123" app and register. You can book the second and third tests after passing the first one, but for popular test centers, you'll need quick fingers. For our new trainees, 90% have the driving school handle the booking—students can just focus on practicing, while the academic staff monitors the system for available slots and schedules based on your progress. However, make sure to inform the staff about your time preferences in advance, or you might end up with a weekday slot. Also, if you miss consecutive self-booked appointments, you could end up on a blacklist. If the school books for you, there's someone to remind you of the test time, which is great for those with poor memory.
