What to Do If Your Driving School Enrollment Expires?

[JasonMarie]

Driving school enrollment is valid for 3 years. If you do not obtain your driver's license within 3 years of enrollment, the enrollment will expire, and you will need to re-enroll and pay the fees again. You will need to retake the written test (Subject 1) and schedule driving practice sessions. All subjects (1/2/3/4) must be studied and tested again, and you can only apply for a driver's license after passing all of them.

[CooperFitz]

I remember when I was studying at the driving school, my validity period was almost up, and I was really anxious at the time. I quickly contacted the driving school administrator, who helped check the records and found that it hadn't actually expired yet, so she directly scheduled an exam within a week. If it had expired, I would have had to re-register and pay the fees, which would have been a hassle. So, I recommend paying attention to the validity period notice one or two months in advance, unlike me who waited until the last minute. Also, if you haven't finished all the subjects, remember to review and practice, watch more traffic rule videos or do mock tests on apps to improve your passing rate. It's best to regularly check for updates on the driving school's official website or app to avoid delays in getting your license.