Prohibited items include (but are not limited to): jewelry, watches, wallets, keys, cell phones, food, drinks, gum, tobacco products, hats, outdoor/heavy coats, purses, bags, etc. If you schedule more than one test subject in a single appointment, you will have a maximum of ten minutes for breaks between each module.
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This means you can pay for each subject individually or when you are ready to test. In Texas, the fee per subject is $36.25 per module or $145 for the entire test. The retake fee is $16.25 per module.
If you would like to take the entire test in one day and prefer a longer break for lunch, you might consider dividing the test modules into two separate appointments for the same day, allotting the desired break time between appointments.