What is the difference between VIP and regular driving course for Subject 3?

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LaEmiliano
09/07/25 5:29am
VIP and regular driving courses for Subject 3 differ significantly in terms of actual driving practice duration, instructor quality, pre-exam simulation training, and the type of practice vehicles used. VIP courses are premium services offered by driving schools and, naturally, come at a higher price. Difference in actual driving practice duration: Students in regular courses mostly engage in simulator practice + actual driving practice, while VIP courses start with actual driving from the beginning. This allows students to adapt to the visual aspects of real vehicles sooner, making it easier to develop a feel for driving and naturally improving learning efficiency. Difference in instructor quality: VIP courses typically employ highly skilled gold-level instructors who can easily identify issues students encounter during practice and provide timely corrective methods. Additionally, their service attitude is excellent, creating a more relaxed learning atmosphere for students. Difference in pre-exam simulation: VIP courses usually offer 1:1 simulation training grounds. Before the exam, students are arranged to practice in these simulation grounds, helping them familiarize themselves with the exam venue more quickly and get accustomed to key points during the test, thereby increasing the pass rate. Difference in practice vehicles: VIP courses use newer standard exam vehicles, ensuring that issues like misaligned steering wheels or vehicle drift do not occur during practice, making driving more effortless.
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McReid
09/19/25 4:45am
I just finished my driving test and found the main differences between the VIP and regular classes for Subject 3 quite significant. The VIP class usually costs a few hundred to a thousand yuan more, but offers one-on-one coaching, more practice time, and no waiting for the training ground. In the regular class, you have to learn with others, sometimes not even getting half an hour behind the wheel. I chose the VIP class because of my busy work schedule, allowing me to arrange lessons freely, and the coach was more patient, specifically correcting my turning and reversing issues. Moreover, VIP students get priority for the test, avoiding the early morning rush at the test center. The regular class is cheaper, suitable for students or those on a tight budget, but requires more time spent waiting. If you want to get your license quickly or improve your driving skills, the VIP class is a good choice, as passing the test in one go saves both hassle and effort. Before the test, practicing night driving simulations and familiarizing yourself with light operations can also boost confidence.
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