Why did the subject four appointment suddenly disappear?
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It indicates that all the current exam slots are fully booked, and you can only make an appointment after the next batch of exam slots becomes available. Below is some information about the subject four appointment: 1. Appointment: Generally, three days after passing the subject three exam, you can make an appointment for subject four. In some places, you can even take the subject four exam directly on the same day as passing subject three without needing an appointment, and receive your license immediately. However, the specific arrangements depend on the local vehicle management office. 2. Appointment result: The appointment result is usually notified via SMS. Candidates can also check online through "Traffic Management 12123" or the "Comprehensive Traffic Safety Service Platform." Generally, the website updates information faster, while SMS notifications may experience delays.
Last time I accompanied a friend to take the driver's license test, I also encountered this situation. Usually, it's because the DMV system is under maintenance or updating, especially system upgrades at the end of the month are quite common. It could also be due to temporary adjustments in your local test center arrangements, such as equipment maintenance or examiner allocation issues. The most practical way is to log in to the platform and refresh at 7 a.m., as sometimes slots are released late at night and get snapped up within minutes. By the way, I’d remind you to check if your Subject 3 test results have been recorded—my cousin got stuck because his results weren’t synced. If you can’t secure a spot for three consecutive days, it’s best to go directly to the DMV counter to clarify the situation—just bring your ID card.
