What does 'Diao Er Che San Zui Wu Tao Zhong Sheng' mean in the Subject 1 exam?
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In the Subject 1 exam, the specific meaning of 'Diao Er Che San Zui Wu Tao Zhong Sheng' is as follows: 'Diao Er' refers to being prohibited from applying for the exam for two years if the driver's license is revoked due to traffic violations; 'Che San' means being barred from applying for the exam for three years if the license is withdrawn; 'Zui Wu' indicates a five-year prohibition from applying for the exam if involved in a drunk driving accident; 'Tao Zhong Sheng' means a lifetime ban from driving if involved in a hit-and-run. Subject 1 exam content includes: Basic knowledge of motor vehicles; laws, regulations, and road traffic signals; basics of safe and civilized driving; fundamental knowledge related to motor vehicle operation. There is no limit to the number of attempts for Subject 1. Each exam session offers two chances, and if both attempts fail, the exam needs to be rescheduled.
I still remember when preparing for the Subject 1 test, the mnemonic 'Diao Er Che San Zui Wu Tao Zhong Sheng' was quite confusing. Actually, it serves as a reminder of how crucial driving rules are. 'Diao Er' means that if your driver's license is revoked, you have to wait a full two years before retaking the test; 'Che San' refers to having to endure three years after license cancellation before reapplying; 'Zui Wu' indicates that after drunk driving, you must wait five years before getting behind the wheel again—this is quite strict because drunk driving is extremely dangerous. My driving instructor always emphasized safety first during lessons. 'Tao Zhong Sheng' is even harsher—if you flee the scene after an accident and it constitutes a crime, you can forget about ever getting a license again. I made sure to memorize this while studying, as it helped solidify key points for Subject 1 and avoid future mistakes. Overall, this mnemonic is a warning about safe driving. I recommend delving into the details during review to ensure passing on the first try, as driving is a matter of life and death.
