What is the first step of the driving test?

[DelilahLee]

The first step of the driving test is to register at a driving school. The materials required for applying for a driver's license include: the original "Motor Vehicle Driver's License Application Form", the "Physical Condition Certificate for Motor Vehicle Drivers", and the original and photocopy of the applicant's identity proof. Follow-up content: Carry the student card and notice issued by the driving school to attend a two-day theoretical study. Participate in the Subject 1 exam (written test). After verifying the student's information, the driving school will arrange the Subject 1 exam. Participate in the Subject 2 exam. Students use their training card to train at the designated training ground. Both training and the exam consist of 5 items: reversing into a garage, stopping and starting on a slope, parallel parking, driving on a curve, and making a right-angle turn. Participate in the Subject 3 exam, which includes preparation before starting the car, starting, driving straight, and shifting gears within 100 meters. Participate in the Subject 4 exam, which tests road driving and safe and civilized driving. After passing all exams, you can receive your driver's license. Driving test results can be checked via the 12123 mobile app: Download the 12123 app on your phone. After downloading, register and log in. Once logged in, click on "More" on the homepage interface, find "Driver's License Services" in the "More" interface, and then locate the "Exam Reservation" option under "Driver's License Services". Under this function, you can check your previous exam results.

[McPeter]

The first step in learning to drive was enrolling in a driving school. I had just turned 18 and excitedly brought my ID card and photos to the local driving school. The front desk staff were very friendly, having me fill out personal information forms and a health declaration, and I paid the tuition—around one to two thousand yuan. After completing the registration, they gave me a traffic regulations handbook and asked me to study at home to prepare for the Theory Test (Subject One). This step was crucial because it covered various road signs, traffic rules, and signal knowledge. I spent an hour each day reading the handbook and also practiced with mock tests on a mobile app to test my understanding. Without a solid theoretical foundation, safe practical driving would be impossible, so after enrolling, it’s important to study diligently and avoid procrastination.

[StPreston]

As someone who frequently interacts with trainees, I believe the first step in the driver's license exam is to officially register and confirm eligibility. Bring the necessary documents to the driving school to complete the enrollment procedures, which usually include a medical examination to check if vision and hearing meet the standards. After registration, you'll receive study materials and start preparing for the subject one exam, which covers the basics of traffic rules—from speed limit signs to safe distances, everything must be understood. In my teaching, I always remind beginners: solid theoretical learning can prevent accidents and help you avoid detours in the exam; otherwise, problems may arise during practical driving, and examiners will be stricter.

[SimonFitz]

The first step of getting a driver's license was simple for me—signing up at a driving school. I decided to learn driving in my middle age. After registration and payment, I got the materials and immediately immersed myself in studying the traffic law book to prepare for the written test (Subject 1). It was a bit challenging at that time, but I persisted in reading a small chapter every day, understanding basic rules like stopping at red lights and going at green lights—common sense stuff. Once you've signed up, just focus on studying step by step—don't skip ahead.

[LeTeagan]

When I was young and learning to drive, the first step in the driving test was registration. I took my student ID and pocket money straight to the driving school to fill out forms and register. After the staff explained the process, they gave me a stack of books. The theoretical study for Subject 1 followed immediately—I relied on a question-practice app and notes to prepare for the exam. Although there were many knowledge points, they became very practical once familiar. It helps build safety awareness, which has a direct impact on subsequent practical operations. Don’t rush to get behind the wheel; it’s wise to lay a solid foundation before touching the steering wheel.