What to Do After Completing Full-Score Driver's License Education?

[Grover]

After completing full-score education, individuals are required to take the road traffic safety laws, regulations, and related knowledge examination. Those who pass the exam will have their demerit points cleared and their driver's license returned; those who fail must continue with education and retake the exam. Individuals who refuse to participate in education or take the exam will have their driver's license suspended by the traffic management department of the public security authority. Relevant information about the driver's license is as follows: 1. Introduction: The People's Republic of China Motor Vehicle Driver's License, commonly referred to as a driver's license or "driving license," is a mandatory credential for motor vehicle drivers, established in accordance with the laws of the People's Republic of China. 2. Examination Content: The test subjects include traffic regulations and related knowledge, field driving, and road driving (including safe and civilized driving).

[VonDakota]

I remember driving trucks for twenty years, and last year I accidentally got my license suspended for accumulating 12 points due to speeding on the highway. After completing the full-score education program, my top priority was to schedule the theoretical exam as soon as possible. I spent several days practicing with the question bank on the driving school’s mini-program. On exam day, I went to the DMV and finished the test in just two hours. After receiving the passing certificate, I had to revisit the DMV to submit some additional materials and pay a fine to get my license back. The whole process took about a month. The key takeaway is to learn from this lesson—don’t get complacent like me, an experienced driver. Safe driving is what keeps your job secure. It’s also good to stay updated on traffic rule changes regularly to avoid such hassles and reduce the risk of accidents.

[LeAlina]

As an office worker, I was in a hurry last year and ran a red light, resulting in full penalty points. Right after the education session ended, I immediately took out my phone to schedule the exam, fearing it would disrupt my work schedule. The exam location was at the DMV near my home, and it only took half a day on the weekend to complete. The test questions were much simpler than expected—just paying attention during the education session was enough to pass. After passing, I immediately applied for license reinstatement and got my new license in just two days. I recommend planning your time in advance. After the exam, my driving habits improved, and I no longer dare to speed recklessly, saving a lot on fines and trouble. Don’t worry about long queues; using the online appointment system can save you a lot of hassle.

[ValeriaLee]

As a mom raising kids, I recently got my license suspended for accumulating 12 demerit points due to distracted driving. After completing the mandatory education, my top priority was retaking the test and reclaiming my license, otherwise my children's school commute would be affected. I squeezed time to take the theory test—the questions weren't difficult, and the intersection rules I learned during traffic education were particularly helpful. Passing the test allowed me to immediately retrieve my license, wrapping everything up in half a day. This whole process taught me to prioritize safety—steady driving ensures family security. I'll never dare to glance at my phone carelessly again.