Why is it more difficult to schedule a C2 driving test?
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Scheduling a driving test provides a specific time slot, and although some students submit their applications earlier than others, the traffic management office will automatically adjust the order based on the recorded time nodes of each student in their system. Therefore, some people find it more difficult to schedule a test. Below are the rules for scheduling a driving test: 1. First-time pass scenario: For the first scheduling of Subject 1, the calculation starts from the day the student's physical examination is archived by the traffic management office and a serial number is successfully issued. For Subject 2, the calculation starts from the day Subject 1 is passed. Anyone who takes or passes the test earlier will be ranked ahead. The same applies to Subjects 3 and 4. 2. Failing a test: If Subject 1 is failed, the scheduling order will be calculated from the day of the failure, rather than the initial scheduling date. Similarly, if any test from Subject 2 to Subject 4 is failed, the queue will also start from the day of the failure. 3. Canceling a scheduled test: There are two scenarios. One is when a student cancels the scheduled test due to personal reasons after successful scheduling—the ranking time will then be based on the day of cancellation. The other is when the scheduling fails or the student cannot take the test on the scheduled day due to other reasons—the ranking time remains unchanged.
