Must the Written Test and Road Test Be Taken at the Same Location?
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After passing the written test (Subject 1) for a driver's license, you can take the road test (Subject 2) in a different location. The public security authorities have introduced 10 new measures for the reform of "streamlining administration, delegating power, and improving government services" in traffic management, including "cross-regional handling" for 5 types of services such as driving tests and "quick and convenient handling" for 5 services including vehicle mortgage registration. These measures have been implemented since June 1, 2019. Below is an introduction to cross-regional handling: 1. Overview: Small vehicle driver's licenses have achieved "nationwide testing," allowing applicants to apply for a small vehicle driver's license anywhere in the country with just their resident ID card, without needing to submit proof of residence registration. Split-subject testing allows for cross-regional handling. If an applicant has passed some subjects of the small vehicle driver's license test and then changes their residence to another location due to work, study, or life reasons, they can apply to change the test location and continue taking the remaining subjects, reducing the burden of traveling back and forth for tests. 2. Test Process: After changing the test location, the applicant can directly schedule the remaining subjects at their current residence. Previously passed subjects remain valid. After passing all subjects, the driver's license can be obtained directly at the current test location.
