What to Do If the Driving Test Subject 3 Cannot Be Conducted Due to Weather Conditions?
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If the test cannot be conducted due to weather conditions, there's no need to worry too much as it's not the fault of the examinee—it's an act of force majeure affecting the test site. The local vehicle management office should have dedicated personnel responsible for rescheduling the test. It is recommended to consult your local vehicle management office.
Don't panic if your Subject 3 test gets canceled due to weather. The system will automatically void your current appointment without counting it as an attempt. I've seen many similar cases at test centers - the key is to immediately report it to your driving school. They'll help you obtain the official "Weather-Related Test Cancellation Certificate." When rescheduling on the 12123 APP, prioritize slots within 7 days to maintain your driving feel. Heavy rain is the most common cancellation reason - imagine water droplets completely obscuring rearview mirrors and road markings, making forced testing actually dangerous. Use the waiting time to practice maintaining safe following distances in rain, as examiners highly value such safety awareness.