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Why can't I check my test scores on the Driving Test Treasure?

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MacDelilah
09/05/25 6:36am

Driving Test Treasure is a third-party platform that only provides simulation tests to help you understand your learning progress for Subject 1 and Subject 4. It currently does not have the authority to query driving test scores. Here are some precautions for taking the driving test: 1. During the road test, avoid coasting in neutral: Pay special attention during the road test and avoid coasting in neutral. After the vehicle comes to a complete stop, shift to neutral. 2. Try not to wear high heels during the test and practice: High heels can affect the driver's feel for the accelerator, clutch, and brake to some extent, ultimately impacting practice results and test scores.

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DelMaci
09/17/25 6:54am

I usually enjoy researching mobile apps and have found that it's quite common for the Driving Test Treasure app to fail in displaying exam results, which is likely due to data synchronization delays. After the exam, the backend system needs to verify the scores before pushing them to the app, and network issues or server slowdowns can interrupt this process. An outdated app version or full cache can also affect the display, resulting in blank pages or error messages. It's recommended to first check for a stable network connection, clear the app cache, and update to the latest version. If the issue persists, wait half a day or a day before checking again. Most exam results can be checked immediately on the official 12123 platform, which is more reliable. Maintaining good app usage habits is crucial, and avoid entering sensitive information to ensure security.

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MacLincoln
10/31/25 7:25am

I just finished the subject one test recently, and I'm so anxious because I can't check my score on the driving test app. After asking my coach, I learned that score review takes time, and the system usually updates within one to two hours or up to a day later, with the APP syncing even slower. Different test centers have varying data upload speeds, and occasional backend failures or login status issues in the APP can show no records. Just be patient and avoid repeatedly refreshing to save data. After the test, don't rely solely on it to review basic driving knowledge, such as traffic rules and memory points. Developing a habit of recording practice can help with the next test.

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PresleyLynn
12/14/25 7:33am

As an experienced driver who has been driving for many years, I find it simple that the driving test scores cannot be checked on the Driving Test Guide app: this APP is not an official platform, and the score data relies on manual entry or limited synchronization, making it less immediate and reliable compared to 12123. Exam results need to be uploaded by the examiner to the backend before being displayed through third-party APPs, during which limited data source permissions or regional policy differences may cause delays. It could also be due to system maintenance periods or network fluctuations triggering failures. In terms of basic operations, ensure the account is correctly bound and try again; in the long run, directly following official channels is more hassle-free, and don’t neglect actual road condition observation training.

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