Is There a Fee for Subject 4?

[Shawn]

There is no fee for the first attempt at Subject 4. If you fail and need to retake the exam, you must schedule the retake yourself, and a retake fee will apply. Below are the specific passing standards for the driver's license test: Subject 1: Traffic regulations and related knowledge, written test, 100 questions, full score of 100, passing score of 90 or above (including 90). Subject 2: On-site, practical driving. Results are either pass or fail. Test items include reversing into a parking space, parallel parking, S-curve, right-angle turn, and hill start and stop—these five items are mandatory and conducted in sequence. Full score of 100, passing score of 80 or above (including 80). Subject 3: On-road or simulated site, practical driving. Full score of 100, passing score of 90 or above (including 90). Subject 4: Safe and civilized driving knowledge, written test, 50 questions, full score of 100, passing score of 90 or above (including 90).

[VonLaura]

The subject four exam in the driver's license process generally requires payment, though the specific amount may vary by region. Having gone through the driver's license process myself, in most areas, the registration fee already covers all subjects, including the subject four safety and civilized driving knowledge test. If the full fee hasn't been paid, you might need to pay a separate fee of a few dozen yuan. Don’t overlook this cost—promptly check with the local vehicle management office or driving school to avoid affecting your exam schedule. When preparing for subject four, practice more questions and understand traffic rules. This not only helps you save money and time but also ensures you become a safe and reliable driver. Remember, the exam content is entirely based on real driving scenarios, and studying it well can prevent future accidents. In the long run, this small investment is well worth it, as tire replacements or repairs are far more expensive than the exam. It’s advisable to budget for the cost in advance and not wait until the last minute to worry about it.

[OVivian]

As someone who often helps friends prepare for their driver's license exams, I understand that Subject 4 usually involves some fees, but they're not particularly high. At many driving schools, the total enrollment fee covers all subjects, so Subject 4 generally doesn't incur additional charges. If you register separately, you might need to pay a small exam fee, averaging around 20 to 30 yuan. The key is to remain patient—costs are trivial compared to the importance of mastering safety knowledge. The Subject 4 exam focuses entirely on traffic regulations, emergency handling, and other practical content. Passing it boosts driving confidence and greatly benefits road safety. I recommend using simulation apps or video courses for practice—it’s efficient and hassle-free. Don’t stress over the cost; prioritize safety, and driving will feel much smoother. Plan expenses wisely, check local policies in advance, and avoid delays in getting your license.

[Hall]

The subject four test usually incurs a fee in most places, but it's not expensive and is often included in the overall driver's license fee. When I was preparing for the exam, I checked the local regulations and found that there was basically no need to pay separately. Once the test is completed, all fees are covered. Emphasizing this point is quite important because this subject is a safety awareness test, and the learning content, such as seat belt usage and blind spot identification, is directly related to driving safety. It's advisable not to skimp on small expenses; instead, invest time in reviewing. The fees are transparent, and it's best to register through official channels to avoid additional costs. The pass rate for subject four is high, so with good preparation, you can easily pass.