Mobile Toilets for Driving Test Section Three
There are differences in the setup of mobile toilets at driving test section three venues across different regions. Some areas have plans or have already seen the emergence of paid mobile toilets, while others face difficulties in accessing restrooms.
Plans for installing mobile public toilets in some areas: On September 4, 2025, the Urban Management Bureau of Tongnan District, Chongqing, responded to citizens' suggestions, stating that there are no public restrooms within several kilometers of the Liangfengya driving test section three training ground in Tongnan. The district's environmental sanitation office has no plans to build public restrooms in the relevant area in the near future. However, to address the restroom access issues faced by surrounding residents and driving test participants, there are plans to install mobile public toilets near the location reported by citizens in 2026. This plan reflects the local administrative department's attention to public needs and a proactive attitude towards problem-solving. The installation of mobile public toilets will effectively improve the inconvenience of restroom access in the area and provide convenience for driving test participants and surrounding residents.
Emergence of paid mobile toilets in individual areas: A paid mobile toilet once appeared near a driving test section three venue in Yantai, charging 1 yuan per use and featuring a slogan that read, "Please pay voluntarily by scanning the code for 1 yuan. Pass the test on your first try; those who don't pay will fail every time." This mobile toilet was located outside the test area and was not under the management of the test organizers. Although the test organizers have reported the matter, this phenomenon also reflects the lack of public restroom infrastructure around driving test venues, leading to the emergence of privately set up paid toilets. While this charging behavior meets the restroom needs of some people to a certain extent, it has also sparked discussions about its reasonableness and regulatory compliance.
Restroom access issues in some areas: In other areas, such as along the driving test section three route in Xining, there is no mention of mobile toilet setups, and only restroom access difficulties are reported. This indicates that the construction of public sanitation facilities around driving test venues in some areas is still inadequate, requiring further attention and improvement from relevant departments to enhance the test experience for driving test participants and the quality of life for surrounding residents.
