Will the online system show the results if I didn't sign after the Subject 3 driving test?
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In most cases, not signing doesn't matter. According to feedback from relevant trainees, failing to sign after completing Subject 3 generally won't affect the upload of test results. Signing on the test score sheet doesn't mean passing the exam: However, theoretically, whether you pass or fail the test, you need to collect the score sheet and sign it (electronic score sheets can also be signed). In practice, many trainees who know they didn't pass the test choose not to collect and sign the score sheet, leaving the test site directly. In most cases, not signing doesn't matter: According to feedback from relevant trainees, failing to sign after completing Subject 3 generally won't affect the upload of test results. The only possible impact is that you might not be able to schedule the Subject 4 test - this can be resolved by completing the signature later. Additionally, if signatures are incomplete, the driver's license cannot be issued, so staff will remind you to sign later even if you forget. To be safe, it's best to sign and confirm your scores after each test.
Last time when I took the driving test for Subject 3, I was in such a hurry that I forgot to sign. After getting home, I directly logged onto the official website of our local Traffic Management Bureau, entered my exam admission number, and surprisingly found that my score showed as passing. I talked to my driving school instructor about it, and he said the system automatically collects scores. Not signing is mainly to prevent disputes from candidates who don't agree with the results on the spot, and it generally doesn't affect online score inquiries. If you check online and don't see your score, it might be due to unsynchronized data or a bug. In that case, you should quickly call the test center's hotline for consultation or ask the driving school to follow up. Don't delay, as it might affect your scheduling for Subject 4. I think developing a habit of checking your score immediately after the exam is the most worry-free approach. No matter how busy you are, you can always do it on your phone. After all, progress toward getting your driver's license shouldn't be delayed.
