What Are the Rules for Scheduling a Driver's License Exam?

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MacHarley
07/30/25 3:59am
Here is a detailed introduction to the rules for scheduling a driver's license exam: 1. Scheduling time for each subject: You can schedule the subject two exam ten days after passing subject one. You can schedule the subject three exam thirty days after passing subject one. Students can choose which subject to take first. Subject four can be scheduled for a retake at any time after passing the first three subjects. 2. Retake scheduling rules: For all subjects, retakes can be scheduled ten natural days after failing the exam. 3. Other scheduling rules: The vehicle management office should arrange the exam according to the scheduled test center and time. After passing subject one, the applicant can schedule subject two or subject three road driving skills exam. In some places, applicants can schedule both subject two and subject three road driving skills exams at the same time and take them consecutively if the scheduling is successful.
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