What is the fastest time to pass subjects two, three, and four?
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There are no specific interval requirements for subjects two, three, and four. If you can successfully schedule the exams, it is possible to complete all of them on the same day. Below are some details: 1. Interval between subject one and subject three: At least thirty days must pass after passing subject one before you can schedule the subject three exam. 2. Scheduling time for other subjects: After passing subject one, applicants can schedule the subject two or subject three road driving skills exam. In some regions, applicants can simultaneously schedule both subject two and subject three road driving skills exams. If the scheduling is successful, the exams can be taken consecutively. After passing both subject two and subject three road driving skills exams, applicants can take the subject three safety and civilized driving theory exam on the same day.
I got my driver's license last summer vacation, and I remember the fastest record was a student at our driving school who got it in 28 days. But this is under ideal circumstances: practicing for at least 10 days before scheduling the Subject 2 test, waiting 10 days after passing to schedule Subject 3 (policy requirement), and taking Subject 4 the day after passing Subject 3. However, in reality, it's not that simple. First, it depends on whether you can secure consecutive practice slots every day, and second, you must pass all tests without failing. I failed Subject 2 once, which dragged my timeline to 45 days. My advice is to keep an eye on the driving school's test slots and immediately check for Subject 3 slots after passing Subject 2. Some test centers release slots at midnight, which are easier to grab.
