Why Can't I Schedule a Subject 3 Driver Training Appointment?

[LeArabella]

Subject 3 driver training cannot be scheduled due to reasons such as insufficient driving course hours, incomplete documentation, pending approval, or system updates. Here is additional information: Specific reasons: One possibility is incomplete documentation or information not yet entered into the system, which temporarily prevents scheduling the test. If the subject course hours have not been reviewed in time, you can schedule the appointment after approval. If the issue is caused by a system update at the vehicle management office, contact your instructor, report to the main driving school, and have the main school contact the examination office. Exam regulations: According to the guidelines, the total required hours for C1 and C2 licenses are 62 and 60 hours respectively, both reduced by more than 10 hours compared to previous requirements. Each hour consists of 60 minutes, with effective teaching time no less than 45 minutes. Each student's theoretical training time must not exceed 4 hours per day, and practical training time must not exceed 4 hours per day.

[JoshuaRose]

Hey, I'm also getting my driver's license recently, and it's quite common to struggle with booking the Subject 3 test. The main issue is the exam system gets extremely busy during peak hours—lots of people competing for limited slots, especially after work or on weekends, where spots get snatched up in seconds. Technical glitches are another headache, with the website often freezing or crashing, making it impossible to refresh. Another factor is the lack of driving school resources, with limited instructors and vehicles, leaving students waiting in line for training. I failed multiple times before a friend suggested avoiding peak hours—booking on weekdays during the day turned out to be much easier. It also helps to keep an eye on the driving school’s slot release notifications and set reminders in advance, so you can act as soon as spots open. Getting a driver's license is important, so stay patient and keep trying—you’ll succeed. Don’t rush it; safety comes first. If you can’t book a slot, use the time to review Subject 2 and solidify your skills.

[Sheila]

As a seasoned driving instructor with years of experience, I've noticed many students struggle with booking the Subject 3 test. The primary issue is system congestion, especially during peak exam seasons when slots are in high demand. Technical glitches like app crashes or server delays further hinder smooth operations. Policy regulations enforcing long intervals between test attempts extend waiting times. Driving schools face resource constraints, with uneven vehicle distribution leading to limited training slots. My advice: avoid peak hours by opting for weekday mornings or afternoons for higher success rates. Follow the school's WeChat official account for new slot announcements and ensure stable internet beforehand. Experience shows persistence breaks bottlenecks. Don't rush safety tests—waiting for the right slot is wisest. Plan wisely to avoid disrupting your overall progress.

[HazelMarie]

My child can't book the third driving test, but I'm more concerned about safety implications. I heard the exam system is overloaded, automatically locking slots once full. During peak hours, too many people compete simultaneously, crowding the space. Technical glitches like website crashes or login errors often disrupt booking plans. Driving schools face resource shortages, with insufficient instructors and available vehicles prolonging waits. I advised my child not to stress and try again during off-peak hours like weekdays or non-holidays. Policy changes enforcing stricter interval rules now require longer queuing. Regularly check the driving school’s updates to avoid crowds. Patience is key—slots will open eventually, but training quality matters most. Don’t forget to review other subjects to strengthen foundational skills.