What Happens If You Skip the Scheduled Subject 2 Test?
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If you successfully scheduled the Subject 2 test but neither attended nor canceled it, the consequence is being marked as failing this attempt. If you have scheduled the Subject 2 test but cannot attend due to personal reasons, it is crucial to cancel the test promptly. Otherwise, you will waste one attempt for the Subject 2 test and prolong the time required to obtain your driver's license. The scheduled Subject 2 test can be canceled, but it must be done at least 24 hours before the test time. According to the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's Licenses": If an applicant cannot attend the test at the scheduled time for any reason, they must apply to cancel the appointment one day in advance. If the applicant fails to attend the test at the scheduled time without canceling, the test will be marked as a failure. First, if you skip the scheduled test, it will be recorded as an absence. According to the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's Licenses": For both Subject 2 and Subject 3 tests, each applicant has five attempts. Each attempt includes one test and one immediate retest if they fail. Therefore, missing one test means losing one opportunity. If you fail all five attempts for Subject 2, you will have to re-enroll in a driving school and pay the tuition fees again. Second, if you miss the test this time, you will need to pay a re-examination fee for the next attempt. The re-examination fee varies across different regions in the country, so you should consult the local vehicle management office for specific details.
I just wanted to talk about when I signed up for the Subject 2 driving test last time. Coincidentally, I caught a cold and had a fever that day and couldn't make it, which turned out to be quite troublesome. When I checked the records at the test center, they said that missing once counts as an automatic forfeit, and I had to queue up again for a new appointment, costing an extra 200 yuan in registration fees. Even worse, I had to wait two weeks before I could reschedule, completely disrupting my Subject 3 practice plan. Later, I got smarter and reminded myself to set an alarm the day before or ask the driving school to help confirm. Actually, this kind of situation happens often, especially with young people being too busy and forgetting, but missing the test not only wastes money but could also extend the overall exam timeline by over three months. So, it's advisable to use app reminders to avoid repeating mistakes and delaying your driver's license progress.
