Do subjects 1 to 2 include holidays?

The interval between subject 1 and subject 2 is 10 days, ten days, that is, ten working days, excluding holidays, so the general algorithm is two weeks. The interval of ten days before the exam, excluding the day of the exam, should be counted from the second day of the day, and it takes ten days to qualify for the exam appointment.

Before making an appointment for the subject 2 exam, you need to complete the specified number of hours, that is, the time to learn to drive. Only after the number of hours has been reached, students with motor vehicle driving licenses are allowed to make an appointment for the exam. During this period, students can fully study the examination items of subject 2.

Matters needing attention in subject 2 examination:

The first is the appointment test mode. After the appointment test is successful, you don't practice driving, but practice repeatedly at the driving school venue until the students pass the coach's various mock exams, and then sign up for the time agreement; After the appointment is successful, these students will concentrate on intensive training and practice each item of subject 2 according to the examination mode.

The second is the priority of the appointment test, which is comprehensively evaluated by the driving test center according to each student's registration time, the number of times he failed the course and the remaining days from the three-year validity period; Generally speaking, the fewer days left before the expiration date, the higher the priority, and you can successfully "cut in line" in front of other students when taking the exam.

The third is on-site examination skills. Decreasing speed is the most basic knowledge. To be "slow and non-stop", only the speed is slow enough to have enough time to control the vehicle at each reference point.

Once the speed is too fast, it is difficult to find an accurate point; Also, if you fail the next exam, you don't have to hurry back to the starting point through shortcuts, but try to complete the remaining projects and lay the foundation for the next make-up exam in the future.

The fourth is the limit of the number of make-up exams. In addition to the first appointment exam, there are four make-up exam opportunities for subject 2, including the first appointment exam, a total of five exam opportunities. If each exam fails for the first time, there will be another make-up exam on the spot, which means that there are as many as 65,438+00 venue exam opportunities in Subject 2.