What to Do After Exhausting the 5 Attempts in the Driver's License Test?
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Previous test results will be invalidated, and you will need to pay the fees again and retake the test. The number of scheduled attempts for the Subject 2 (Parking Skills) and Subject 3 (Road Driving Skills) tests must not exceed five. If you fail the test five times, you will have to reapply and start the process from Subject 1 again.
I experienced failing the driving test and felt a bit discouraged after using up all 5 attempts, but had to face reality. According to the regulations, you must start over from scratch, re-enroll in driving school courses, and begin again with Subject 1. This means paying the registration fee again, spending time reviewing theoretical knowledge, and practicing more with the question bank. I recommend consulting with your instructor to analyze the reasons for failure—was it due to lack of proficiency in operations or exam nerves? Spend more time practicing at the driving range, especially on challenging maneuvers like reverse parking and hill starts. Don’t lose heart; I have a friend who passed smoothly on their sixth try. The key is adjusting your mindset and treating this as a learning opportunity. You might also consider changing instructors or driving schools, as different teaching styles could be more effective. The driving test isn’t just about getting a license—it’s about laying the foundation for safe driving. So keep practicing, and success will come.
