Registration Process

Driver's Education Enrollment

Students must first find a suitable driving school to enroll and learn driving exam knowledge. When choosing a driving school, consider factors such as pass rates, distance, service reputation, and scale of the institution, among others. Details are not elaborated upon here; for a more in-depth understanding, friends can read the article "How to Choose a Good Driving School."

Section 2: Driver's License Examination

Testing Principles: Driver's license examination must be conducted according to subjects one, two, three, and four (safety and civil driving test)）Register for exams in sequence; you must pass the previous subject before you can register for the next one.

Driver's Education Process

1. Driving School Training Process - Subject One

Introduction: Subject One refers to the driver's theoretical examination, which covers fundamental knowledge such as driving theory, road safety laws and regulations, traffic signals, and traffic rules, along with local regulations.

Students, after selecting a driving school, will receive some materials for the first subject exam. They can self-study the first subject by combining these study materials with online resources.

Registration: Candidates can sign up for the first subject exam at their convenience. Driving school candidates must independently register and schedule their exam through the "Self-Appointment System for Driver's Exam." Detailed steps can be found in the "Online Registration Process for Driver's Exam."

Exam: Once you receive notification from the vehicle administration office that your appointment has been successfully scheduled, you can go to take the exam at the specified time and location. If you don't pass the first exam, you can retake it for free on the spot. If you still fail the retake, you'll need to pay and reschedule the exam.

　　
2. Driving School Learning Process - Subject Two

Introduction: Subject Two, also known as the driving test on a small road, is a shorthand for the subject of the field driving skills examination.

Learning: This section requires practical operation and learning under the guidance of a driving school instructor. The items for the second subject exam include reversing into a parking space, parallel parking, parking on a slope, starting, right-angle turn, and curve driving—five mandatory tests. Candidates can click on each item to learn exam techniques.

Registration: After passing Subject One, candidates will receive a Provisional Examination Certificate, which is valid for three years. Within the validity period of the admission ticket, candidates can schedule the Subject Two exam. For detailed information, please refer to the "Shenzhen Subject Two Exam Registration and Appointment Process."

Exam: After the system notifies the examinee of the exam time, they must attend the exam on time. As with Subject One, if the examinee fails the first attempt, they can retake the exam for free on the spot. If they fail the retake, they need to pay and reschedule the exam. Unlike Subject One, which has no limit on rescheduling, Subject Two is limited to 5 appointments. If they fail all 5 attempts, all exam scores (including Subject One) are invalidated.

　　3. Driving School Curriculum - Subject 3

Introduction: Subject Three, also known as the Highway Test, is a shorthand for the driving skill examination subject.

Learning: This section is also studied at a driving school. The exam content generally includes: pre-driving preparations, starting the vehicle, straight-line driving, gear shifting, lane changes, parking on the side of the road, crossing intersections, passing bus stops, meeting oncoming vehicles, overtaking, U-turns, and driving at night.

Registration: After passing the second driving test, candidates can register through the driving examination system.

Examination: Candidates must take the exam within the specified time. Like Subject Two, Subject Three can only be scheduled up to 5 times.

　　
　　4. Driving School Course 4 Process

Introduction: Following the implementation of the new driving test regulations, the Subject 3 exam is divided into two parts, in addition to the road test, it also includes the Safety and Civilized Driving Test, commonly known as "Subject 4".

Students independently learn through the internet and driving school materials. The safety and civilization driving knowledge exam includes: requirements for safety and civilization driving operations, knowledge of safe driving under adverse weather and complex road conditions, emergency handling methods in situations like a flat tire, and knowledge of how to handle traffic accidents.