What to Do If You Fail Subject 4?
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If you fail Subject 4 of the driving test, you can apply for one free retake on the spot. Each Subject 4 test provides two attempts. If both attempts are unsuccessful, you will need to schedule another test session. There is no limit to the number of retakes you can schedule. In principle, as long as you retake the test within the validity period of your driving test application (3 years), there are no restrictions on the number of attempts. Below is additional information about the driving test: 1. There are four subjects in total for the driving test: Subject 2 and Subject 3 are practical driving tests, while Subject 1 and Subject 4 are theoretical test subjects. There is no limit to the number of times you can schedule the theoretical tests. 2. Within the 3-year validity period of the Driving Skills Test Permit: The number of scheduled attempts for Subject 2 and Subject 3 road driving skills tests must not exceed 5 times, meaning there are a total of 10 test opportunities for Subject 2 and Subject 3 road driving skills tests. If you fail the 5th scheduled test, any previously passed subjects will be invalidated.
Last time I failed the subject four test and felt quite upset, but I quickly adjusted my mindset. What I learned from the failure was insufficient preparation—I hadn't thoroughly practiced the question bank. My advice for you now is to focus on reviewing the official app, such as 'Driving Test Treasure,' and do mock tests every day, especially those tricky traffic rule questions. Review the wrong answer notebook frequently to strengthen your weak areas. Don't rush to reschedule the test; give yourself one or two weeks to prepare. Stay relaxed mentally, get a good night's sleep before the exam, and eat something to prevent low blood sugar. Looking back now, as long as you're willing to put in the time, you'll cover 80% of the questions, and you'll definitely pass next time. Keep it up!
When I was taking the driver's license test, I also failed the subject four once. As someone who has been driving for several years, I understand that theoretical rules are the foundation. Don't be discouraged, the key is to reorganize the knowledge points: the safe driving section is the most important, memorize the accident handling steps clearly. I suggest you use the categorized review method, practice by groups, for example, only practice sign questions today. Download a question bank app and try the mock test several times. Keep a calm mindset, don't let nervousness affect your judgment. During the retake, read each question carefully and don't rush. Remember, solid rules ensure safe driving later, a few more days of effort will definitely show results.
