What documents should I bring for Subject 2 test?

[VonDaniella]

You need to bring your ID card, proof of completing Subject 1 test, and the admission information for Subject 2. Below is relevant information: Driver's License Test: The driver's license test (motor vehicle driver's test) is a qualification examination organized by the Vehicle Management Office of the Public Security Bureau. Only by passing the driver's license test can one obtain a driver's license and legally drive motor vehicles. Regulations: China's "Road Traffic Safety Law" stipulates that driving motor vehicles should obtain a motor vehicle driver's license in accordance with the law to obtain legal driving qualifications. Those who have not obtained legal driving qualifications are not allowed to drive motor vehicles on the road, otherwise they will be severely punished.

[FelicityLee]

I remember when I took the driving test (Subject 2) last year, I had to bring my ID card and admission ticket. The ID card was necessary for verifying my identity, while the admission ticket printed the test time and location information. I had to swipe my ID card at the entrance before being allowed in. At that time, I forgot to bring the admission ticket and had to rush home to get it, almost missing the test—it was really nerve-wracking. My advice is to check your bag the night before and place the documents in a fixed spot. Also, bring some snacks and water, as you might have to wait in line for a long time during Subject 2, so maintaining energy is crucial. Don’t overlook mental preparation—having all your documents ready reduces stress and helps you focus on tasks like reversing into a parking space. In short, the ID card and admission ticket are must-haves to ensure smooth entry into the exam, which also relates to safety and avoids wasting time on redoing procedures.

[CarsonLee]

From the perspective of the exam process, the essential documents are your ID card and the subject 2 test reservation voucher. The ID card is used for identity verification via card swipe, while the reservation voucher proves your eligibility for the exam. I think many people tend to overlook the latter, which is usually available on a mobile app or as a printed copy. Make sure to verify it before leaving. Incomplete documentation will result in immediate disqualification, affecting your progress. Additionally, it's advisable to keep an electronic backup on your phone in case the printed copy is lost. Use a folder to protect your documents from creasing or damage. Once you pass the verification at the exam center, you can focus on operating the vehicle. While skills are crucial for subject 2, preparation at the entrance is equally important—don't lose sight of the big picture over minor details. Based on personal experience, a morning checklist including documents and keys helps you stay calm and composed.

[RonanDella]

I was really nervous during the Subject 2 driving test. From my personal experience, I must tell you: don't forget your ID card and exam admission ticket! You'll need to scan your ID card at the entrance and show the admission ticket to the staff. Put them in your bag early and keep them in a fixed place. Don't be like me who forgot them the first time and had to rush back home to get them. Having all your documents ready will let you enter calmly and focus on driving without panic. Also, eat something beforehand to stay alert and drink water to relieve stress. Simply put, these two documents are the core requirements. Other items like photos or medical reports depend on local regulations, but your ID card and admission ticket are absolutely essential. Get these sorted, and your test will go much smoother.