What does 'all-inclusive driving license' mean? What does it include?

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So-called 'all-inclusive' means that all fees (including textbook fees, registration fees, medical examination fees, retake fees, fuel fees, and small road test simulation site fees) from the time a student enrolls in the driving school until graduation are included in the tuition fee paid, with no additional costs required. The other two common pricing models for driving schools are: 1. Small package: Typically refers to partial coverage, including practice car fees, site usage fees, examination fees, training fees, and examination venue shuttle fees. If the test is not passed, there is one free retake opportunity on the spot. If the student still fails the retake, they will need to pay the retake fee. 2. Large package: In addition to all the fees covered by the small package, the large package also includes all retake fees for subjects one to four. According to national regulations, subjects one and four have no limit on the number of retakes, while subjects two and three each allow five attempts within a two-year validity period.