What does it mean to book both Subject 2 and Subject 3 consecutively?
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Booking both Subject 2 and Subject 3 consecutively means simultaneously scheduling the Subject 2 test and the Subject 3 road test, with the exams taken back-to-back upon successful booking. Below are specific details about driving test scheduling: Processing speed: The processing time varies depending on the number of applicants. Generally, you will receive an SMS notification within a week after online booking. If you don't receive an SMS notification, you can check the booking record by clicking on the online progress inquiry. Priority explanation: Priority scheduling is given to those who have previously canceled and rescheduled bookings, or whose learner's permit is about to expire. First-time applicants may experience slower processing. Reasons for failed bookings: Most booking failures occur due to low ranking in the scheduling queue. You can choose the "comply with system arrangement" mode to increase the success rate, but the downside is that factors like exam timing become uncontrollable.
When I was learning to drive, 'simultaneous booking for Subject 2 and Subject 3' refers to scheduling both the Subject 2 (closed-course driving test) and Subject 3 (road driving test) at once. This means you don't have to book them separately but can arrange both exams in the same timeframe. For example, when I got my driver's license last year, I used this method. My instructor said it was a new measure introduced by the traffic management bureau to save a lot of waiting time. The traditional way required waiting a week after passing Subject 2 before booking Subject 3, which was quite a hassle. With simultaneous booking, I practiced half a day at the driving school's closed course in the morning and took the road test directly in the afternoon, getting my license in one go. The benefits are speed and convenience, especially for working professionals like me—taking fewer days off means saving money. However, the pressure is significant because you must ensure thorough preparation, as failing means starting over. It's advisable to practice simulations often and seek guidance from experienced instructors. Overall, this method suits fast-paced individuals, but it's best to check local policy support before attempting it.
