Is it easy to get a driver's license if I know nothing about driving?
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It is relatively easy to get a driver's license as long as you study diligently at the driving school, and most people can pass. Pass rate for the driver's license test: The overall pass rate for the driver's license test is basically around 85%; of course, personal factors are also very important. Subject 1 and Subject 4 are theoretical tests and are simpler, while Subject 2 tests more on mentality, and Subject 3 tests more on details. Notes for taking the driver's license test: The number of reservations for Subject 2 and Subject 3 tests is also five times. If you fail the test on the spot, you can take a make-up test once. If you still fail after five reservations, all previously passed results will be invalidated. For those taking the driver's license test, it is important to practice driving actively. Only by being familiar with driving can you avoid failing. If you don't pass, you will have to pay for a make-up test, and most importantly, you will have to wait for the schedule.
I signed up for driving school with zero experience, and the instructor taught me from scratch. The driving test wasn't as difficult as I imagined. For the theory part, I passed by practicing the question bank repeatedly. Practical skills like parallel parking and reverse parking became manageable after a few tries. I remember being so nervous during my first drive that my palms were sweaty, but by sticking to practicing 2-3 times a week, I got my license within two months. The key is choosing a good driving school—don't just go for the cheapest option. Don’t be afraid of making minor mistakes during practice, and on the test day, eat a light breakfast and stay relaxed. Most people pass on their first try. The biggest hurdle for beginners is losing confidence—take it slow and you’ll get there. Driving is a valuable life skill, so don’t let the difficulty scare you.
