1. Local traffic management departments: Each region has corresponding traffic management departments, such as the Traffic Management Bureau of the Public Security Bureau and the Vehicle Management Office. You can learn about the relevant regulations and requirements when learning to drive by consulting or visiting their official website or office.
2. Driving school: If you are learning to drive in a driving school, you can directly consult the driving school for information about school hours. They will tell you the class requirements, learning progress and class records of each subject.
3. Local traffic management websites or mobile applications: Traffic management departments in some areas provide online services to check driving time. You can log on to the local traffic control website or download related mobile phone applications, enter personal information in the system, and check the records and progress of driving lessons.
4. Coach or coach: If you have a designated coach or coach, you can ask them the driving time. They usually record your study progress and class accumulation.
Learning how to drive.
1. Sign up for driving school courses: This is one of the most common ways to learn to drive. Choose a reputable driving school and choose appropriate courses according to your own needs, such as learning to drive, learn motorcycles or learn large vehicles.
2. Hire a personal trainer: If you want a more personalized and flexible study arrangement, you can consider hiring a personal trainer. Personal trainers can provide one-on-one teaching according to your progress and needs, and give personalized guidance according to your ability and learning progress.
3. Self-study and guidance from relatives and friends: Some people choose to learn driving through self-study and guidance from relatives and friends. This requires you to buy driving textbooks, understand traffic rules and practice driving with friends and relatives.