hi everyone,
someone can tell me how is the test in pranburi because i will go to pass my driving license in pranburi.
i ve got all the paper stuff but i don t have my own motorbike licence from my own country.
can you tell me more about the writing test and driving test.
appreciate for your answer.
The written test comprises a multiple choice questionnaire.
They give you a driving code booklet to study for about an hour, then a test after.
When I did mine, the few that got some parts wrong were given their papers back, told what the correct answers was, and changed the answers on the paper and re-submitted them.
All booklets, questionnaires etc can be supplied in English.
As Sargant said, it’s almost impossible to fail.
The test for a car driving licence is almost as easy.
The only difficult part is making sure you have all the correct paperwork to apply for the actual licence in the first place. Very convoluted and a lot of running around.
thanks a lot for all of you.
have you guys a big bike and ride around sometimes?
will be great to create a bike club (not ki moa biker club) but kind of week end excursion...
JimmyGreaves wrote:I got a bike licence with just having my UK driving licence for a car.
I tried this but they wouldn't let me do it as I have no provision for motorbikes on my UK license and couldn't be arsed to wait around for 3 hours to do the test.
Who is the happier man, he who has braved the storm of life and lived or he who has stayed securely on shore and merely existed? - Hunter S Thompson
You'll find that your full car licence for the UK allows you to provisionally drive other vehicles, one of which is a motorbike. They don't understand the word provisional (driving with an 'L' plate) here so pointing to that section worked a treat!
