What is the priority criterion for Subject 2?
2 Answers
Subject 2 exam appointment priority is determined by the scheduling time. Generally, there are three scenarios: First-time appointment: For students scheduling the Subject 2 exam for the first time, the scheduling time is based on the date they passed the Subject 1 exam. Non-first-time appointment: For students rescheduling the Subject 2 exam, the scheduling time is based on their last exam date. Cancelled appointment: If a student cancels a successfully booked exam due to personal reasons, the scheduling time is based on the cancellation date. According to these scheduling time rules, earlier dates receive higher priority. For students with identical scheduling times, the system typically prioritizes those who booked their appointments earlier.
Back when I was taking the driving test (Subject 2), my instructor kept repeating 'safety over scores.' Simply put, prioritize avoiding dangerous actions that could cause accidents—like rolling backward over 50 cm, which is an instant fail, more severe than crossing lines. Next are procedural errors, such as not wearing a seatbelt or forgetting to release the handbrake when starting, which also lead to immediate disqualification. Then come minor mistakes like crossing lines or stalling, which deduct points per occurrence. Lastly, watch time limits—for example, exceeding the time in parallel parking only deducts points but won’t fail you. Remembering this hierarchy helps avoid misprioritizing under stress—after all, staying safe comes before passing the test, right? Later, when my peers and I quizzed each other, we realized that developing reflexes to instinctively avoid dangerous maneuvers during practice was crucial.
