Why do some driving schools have slow exam scheduling?
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Here is the relevant introduction to why some driving schools have slow exam scheduling: 1. High demand, limited test centers: In the past, when cars were not as popular as they are now, there were fewer drivers and fewer people taking driving tests. Scheduling an exam could be done quickly. However, things are different now. Due to the large number of test-takers and the limited number of test centers, plus each test center has a fixed number of routes, everyone has to wait in line based on the order of their application. 2. Exam scheduling slots are not first-come, first-served: When scheduling an exam, some students mistakenly believe that applying early will easily secure a spot. In reality, everyone on the scheduling list is ranked together. If a student is taking the exam for the first time, their ranking starts from the day they passed the subject one exam. If a student is retaking the exam, their ranking starts from the day they failed the previous exam. 3. Priority scheduling for those with short validity periods: If a student's driving learning certificate has less than 6 months of validity, they have priority scheduling rights within the validity period. Each subject can be prioritized once for scheduling. For the first exam scheduling, the initial application date is used as the ranking criterion. For non-first-time scheduling, the date of the last exam is used as the ranking criterion.