Is there a fee for the Subject 2 driving test?

[McCameron]

No payment is required. The first attempt at the Subject 2 driving test does not require an additional fee, as the tuition paid when enrolling in the driving school already covers all costs. However, if you fail the Subject 2 test and need to retake it, the retake fee varies by region. Below is more relevant information: Notes for the Subject 2 test: 1. Steering wheel control: If the car is not aligned during reverse parking, check the rearview mirror and steer slightly toward the wider side, but avoid large adjustments—make minor corrections and quickly straighten the wheel. When approaching the slope for the hill start, watch the right rearview mirror; if you're about to touch the line, steer slightly to the left and then quickly straighten. 2. Seat adjustment: Always adjust the seat first when getting into the car! Since Subject 2 requires precise reference points, the seat position and backrest angle set during the first adjustment must remain consistent until the test ends. Seating posture is also crucial—sit upright and maintain the same head-tilt angle during both practice and the actual test. 3. Rearview mirrors: After adjusting the seat, proceed to adjust the rearview mirrors to the correct angles. The rearview mirrors play a significant role in reverse parking, parallel parking, hill starts, and curve driving. Skillful use of the mirrors can help avoid many mistakes. 4. Clutch control: Mastering the clutch is key to passing Subject 2. Many people stall the car at the start, ruining their test. Maintain a slow and steady speed, wear soft and comfortable shoes, and be mindful of how much you release the clutch. Once you find a suitable speed, keep your left foot steady—especially when starting, lift the clutch slowly and avoid releasing it abruptly.

[LeJulia]

I just passed my Subject 2 driving test recently and can share some insights about the costs. When I first signed up for driving lessons, the driving school mentioned that the tuition fee covered the first exam attempt, so normally there's no additional payment required for the test. However, if you fail, you'll need to pay for the retake fee yourself, which varies by region—mine costs 180 RMB per retake. Before the exam, I also paid an extra 200 RMB for a mock test to familiarize myself with the test site, which was a separate expense. I recommend clarifying all cost details when signing up for driving lessons and keeping the receipts. Also, remember to bring your ID card and appointment confirmation on the test day, and carefully check the equipment on-site to avoid minor issues affecting your performance during the exam.

[LaEmery]

The fee for Subject 2 test is usually included in the overall driving test package, so first-time examinees generally don't need to pay extra. However, retake fees vary significantly across regions - some cities charge 150 yuan while others over 200 yuan. Note that pre-test venue familiarization training typically requires separate payment collected directly by the test center. Some driving schools may additionally charge fuel fees for retraining, so it's advisable to clarify all secondary costs in the contract. Also, if the retake interval is too long, a new physical examination might be required, incurring additional expenses. Solid practice and proper mindset adjustment during training can help avoid these extra costs.

[KyleDella]

The initial driving test fee already covers the cost of the first attempt at Subject 2. However, if you fail the test, you'll need to pay a retake fee of 170 yuan (local standard). Familiarizing yourself with the test site beforehand also incurs a fee, payable to the venue administrator. It's advisable to clarify the retake limit and fee details in advance, preferably noted in the contract. Additional practice sessions during retakes may incur fuel costs, but you can negotiate with the instructor about coverage. Remember to bring your ID card and appointment confirmation to the test site to avoid a wasted trip.