Which Subjects Need to Be Retaken After License Revocation?

[Frodo]

After the driver's license is revoked, the re-examination requires passing all subjects. Here are the specific details: 1. Reason for revocation: If the motor vehicle driver's license is revoked or the driving permit is canceled according to the law, the vehicle management office will cancel the motor vehicle driver's license. After the license is revoked, it is necessary to reapply for the driver's license examination. 2. Traffic Safety Law: According to the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China, if a major traffic accident occurs due to violation of traffic safety laws and regulations, constituting a crime, criminal responsibility shall be pursued according to the law, and the traffic management department of the public security organ will revoke the motor vehicle driver's license. If the driver flees after causing a traffic accident, the traffic management department of the public security organ will revoke the motor vehicle driver's license, and the driver will not be allowed to obtain a driver's license again for life.

[AngelinaLee]

After the revocation of a driver's license, to obtain a new one, you must retake all the required tests, including the theoretical knowledge test (Subject 1), the field driving skills test (Subject 2), the actual road driving test (Subject 3), and the safety and civilized driving knowledge assessment (Subject 4). This essentially means starting from scratch. I’ve personally witnessed a friend who had their license revoked for drunk driving and spent months relearning everything. The process is tedious but fair, ensuring drivers truly master the skills. My advice in such cases is to prepare driving school materials and review question banks in advance, such as practicing mock tests and honing practical driving skills, to avoid similar incidents. Remember, revocations often result from serious violations like drunk driving or hit-and-run, and you can only reapply after the waiting period ends. Safety should always come first.

[LawsonFitz]

Having your driver's license revoked and having to retake all the tests feels like a rebirth. Starting from memorizing the theoretical questions in Subject 1, to parallel parking and side parking in Subject 2, then the road test in Subject 3, and finally the safety knowledge in Subject 4—every step requires serious attention. I had a similar experience when my license was revoked for speeding, and I had to start from scratch. The pressure was immense, but I learned a lot of new things. Never underestimate the theory test; the question bank is frequently updated, so you need to spend time reinforcing your knowledge. The entire process takes at least a few months, and you’ll need patience to face the examiners. The key is to follow the rules and avoid violations next time you drive, so you don’t have to go through this hassle again.

[VanGiselle]

After license revocation, you must retake the full series of tests (Subjects 1, 2, 3, and 4), just like first-time applicants. This process is designed to comprehensively evaluate driving competence and prevent repeat dangerous driving. Visit a driving school promptly for specific arrangements—don't delay.