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Jeevan wrote:Corcs,
Different people have different experiences with these schools, my cousins , one passed in second attempt for manual, while the other one( a girl) passed it at first go ( both from emirates).
I did it from a private school -
advantages - they charge u less, flexible timings as per your requirement, they come to pick u up and drop you off at your desired location.
drawbacks - If you fail your attempt it takes another 20 days before you can try again. i am not sure but i heard girls get their next attempt in 7 days.
I dunno about quotas but the person seems to fail people at random, i was failed for driving below the speed limit and 2nd time for not looking in rear view mirror on braking .
expect to take 30 lessons before you can take the actual test.
cheers,
Jerry
Chocoholic wrote:They definately have quotas. Only so many people are allowed to pass every month. People can end up taking 5 or 6 tests before passing.
Jeevan wrote:Chocoholic wrote:They definately have quotas. Only so many people are allowed to pass every month. People can end up taking 5 or 6 tests before passing.
Thats true people there was a person with me who was giving his 7 th attempt
corcs, i have his details but are you looking for a lady instructor or a male?
if you dont get anyone i would give his contact to you:)
jerry
ajb wrote:try grabbing the instructors leg instead of the handbrake by accident ... worked for one of my exs
raidah wrote:ajb wrote:try grabbing the instructors leg instead of the handbrake by accident ... worked for one of my exs
grab his leg?? oh man, that might turn him on or cause an accident
the_zooter wrote:Shame you can't come to a country where driving standards are perhaps considered to be much higher, learn to drive properly, pass your test in that country, then convert it to a UAE licence.
the_zooter wrote:raidah wrote:ajb wrote:try grabbing the instructors leg instead of the handbrake by accident ... worked for one of my exs
grab his leg?? oh man, that might turn him on or cause an accident
It certainly might if Corcs is the girl in question!
kanelli wrote:I
p.s. Do I look Phillipino?
kanelli wrote:I've started with Emirates Driving Institute. I'm still awaiting a female instructor to be assigned to me, but I should be hitting the roads soon. (Watch out!) There was a slight delay as I had to send my paperwork back. They had written my name and nationality incorrectly on my driver's permit.
p.s. Do I look Phillipino?
sniper420 wrote:kanelli wrote:I
p.s. Do I look Phillipino?
Post ur pic baby and i will provide u wit a perk - HOT or NOT
the_zooter wrote:Shame you can't come to a country where driving standards are perhaps considered to be much higher, learn to drive properly, pass your test in that country, then convert it to a UAE licence.
kanelli wrote:Hi Corcs,
I am starting from scratch so am paying about 2000 AED, but you have already had a license so it will cost you less. You can find more info out here on their site and you can call them up. Al Quoz is probably the nearest branch to you. http://www.edi-uae.com/
Concord wrote:the_zooter wrote:Shame you can't come to a country where driving standards are perhaps considered to be much higher, learn to drive properly, pass your test in that country, then convert it to a UAE licence.
Good thing you did not say England!
Corcovado wrote:the_zooter wrote:It certainly might if Corcs is the girl in question!
Zoots
kanelli wrote:Emirates has police testers, so if you fail your first test you can redo it within a week usually. At other schools you might have to wait up to 4 weeks or so to get another police tester to redo the test. That is the advantage of Emirates over some of the other schools. Does Belhasa also have police testers on staff?
Jeevan wrote:kanelli wrote:Emirates has police testers, so if you fail your first test you can redo it within a week usually. At other schools you might have to wait up to 4 weeks or so to get another police tester to redo the test. That is the advantage of Emirates over some of the other schools. Does Belhasa also have police testers on staff?
Dubai Driving center has them for sure, u get ur next test attempt in a weeks time.
corc, u dont want this guys number, hes known to get a bit smart wth gilrs:)( while driving he used to tell me his escapades ).
jerry
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