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What are the driving license subjects?

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DelMiranda
08/29/2025, 10:25:38 PM

Driving license subjects include Subject 1, Subject 2, and Subject 3. Registration: You can take the theoretical test 10 days after registration. You need to score 90 out of 100 to qualify for the next test. Even if you pass the test on the first attempt, it still takes 10 days to complete Subject 2 and finish practicing for it. Subject 2: For Subject 2 practice, if you pass Subject 1 successfully, it takes about 20 days to prepare for Subject 2. If you don't fail Subject 2, you can directly practice for Subject 3, which takes 30 days—now it's about a month. Subject 3: For Subject 3 practice, if you fail Subject 2, you need to practice Subject 3. Therefore, you must wait 10 days before registering for the Subject 3 exam. After completing Subject 3 practice, you need to take the Subject 3 exam, which takes about a week.

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