What to Do After Failing the Driving Test 5 Times?
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If you fail the subject two or subject three driving test five times, you need to pay the fee again and re-register for the exam. Here are the relevant details: 1. All previously passed subjects will be invalidated, and no make-up exams will be offered. All previous results will be canceled, and you must retake the exam starting from subject one. 2. Within the validity period of the driving skill test permit, the number of scheduled exams for subject two and subject three road driving skills tests cannot exceed five. If you still fail the fifth scheduled exam, the results of other previously passed subjects will be invalidated. If you fail subject one or subject four five times, you can reapply without any limit on the number of attempts.
I remember last year I also failed the driving test five times, which was quite disheartening. I almost wanted to give up, but upon reflection, there must be reasons for the failures. I summarized that the main issues were being too nervous during parking and having poor driving habits, which made me flustered during each test. Later, I switched to a different instructor who focused on practicing my weak areas. I simulated the test every night and learned new techniques by watching videos, gradually building up my confidence. Mentally, I started practicing deep breathing and positive self-talk, telling myself there was no reason I couldn’t pass. After taking a week off, I registered for the sixth attempt and passed in one go! My advice is not to lose heart—find a reputable driving school to review the reasons for failure, communicate more with your instructor about techniques, and keep practicing. Persistence will lead to success. Staying calm during the test is crucial; just think about the effort you’ve put in during practice.
