Why Can't I Schedule the Subject 2 Test 10 Days After Passing Subject 1?
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If you cannot schedule the Subject 2 test 10 days after passing Subject 1, it may be due to insufficient time or a low ranking. Here are the detailed explanations: 1. Time: According to regulations, you can schedule the Subject 2 test 10 days after passing Subject 1, and similarly, the Subject 3 test can be scheduled 10 days after passing Subject 2. If you still cannot schedule the Subject 2 test after 10 days, try waiting another 1-2 days. If scheduling remains unsuccessful, you can consult the driving test center or vehicle management office. This is because the day you pass Subject 1 does not count as a full natural day, meaning you effectively have less than 10 days to schedule Subject 2, which will inevitably lead to failure. Additionally, due to the number of applicants and limited test centers in some areas, the scheduling interval may be longer, and the success rate of scheduling may be lower. 2. Scheduling Ranking: This is the key factor determining whether you can successfully schedule the test. The ranking displayed in the 'Schedule Exam' section of the 12123 Traffic Management APP is not the final reviewed ranking. It may drop over time because others are scheduling ahead of you, pushing your ranking further back. The specific ranking rules are as follows: For first-time applicants scheduling the Subject 2 test, the ranking is based on the date they passed Subject 1. For repeat applicants, the ranking is based on the date of their last test. Applicants who successfully schedule a test but cancel it for personal reasons will have their ranking based on the cancellation date.
