Is there a fee for the B2 subject four retake?

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ElizabethAnn
07/25/25 2:58am
There is no fee for the subject four retake. Below is relevant information about the subject four retake: 1. Time for subject four retake: No retake fee is required for subject four, so don't confuse it with subject one. Subject four can be retaken an unlimited number of times within the 3-year validity period. However, many students mistakenly believe that subject four does not expire, so they delay too long. 2. Validity period of the driving test: The 3-year validity period starts from the day the subject one test is passed. If a student does not pass subject one, they can take subject one until they are 70 years old, which exceeds the driving test age limit. If subject four has exceeded the 3-year validity period, it is necessary to re-register for subject one and start from the beginning.
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DeElliana
08/10/25 4:48pm
I just passed my B2 driver's license test not long ago. I didn't pass the subject 4 test on the first try, and there is indeed a fee for the retake, around 50 to 60 RMB, depending on the local traffic management office's regulations. You have to pay the fee before you can schedule the second test. Last time, I was too busy with work and neglected my revision, so I failed. Later, I spent half an hour every day practicing on a test question bank app, focusing on traffic accident case analysis questions, and this time I passed smoothly, saving both money and time. Subject 4 is all theoretical knowledge, so don’t slack off during preparation—pay extra attention to the changes in the new traffic regulations. Retake fees are common, mainly to cover the exam costs, but remember: safety comes first, and passing on the first attempt is the most cost-effective.
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