Rajabhat Uni helps speed up Phuket driving licence video viewing

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Rajabhat Uni helps speed up Phuket driving licence video viewing

The Phuket News

 

 

PHUKET:-- Phuket Rajabhat University (PRU) is providing viewing sessions of the mandatory training video for people applying for driver’s licences as a way to help reduce the length of time it takes to be issued a licence in Phuket.

 

People applying for a new licence to drive a car or motorbike must endure a five-hour video session as part of their compulsory road-safety training in order to be issued a licence.

 

Those applying to renew their existing licence must complete viewing a one-hour “training” video session.

 

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[Ralf61]

Mai Ben Rai, I watch those videos every day, all day in the field of view from my barstool

[Psimbo]

Pay B200 for the honor? Think I'll stick with the PLTO. Mind you- university students ...............................!

[cruisemonkey]

Now, all they have to do is teach people to actually drive... i.e. follow the 'rules of the road'. Sadly, because it's Thailand it'll never happen.

[just.a.thought]

5 hour video watching,,,,,,what a joke,,,,,introduce proper training and maybe,just maybe, people will get better at driving

[KarenBravo]

Easy. Put the player on x2.

[madmitch]

Does anyone know any Thai who might have the attention span to watch a five hour video? Actually I don't know any foreigners that could sit through that either.

 

The PLTO really don't have a clue; five hours of compulsory on the road training would be a much better idea, but well done to the university for showing initiative

[Stargeezr]

Yup Thai drivers getting on the road even quicker without any real good driver training.

Same ol, same old, crap, same result, Bad drivers. Yes I will still be watching for these new

drivers on the Thai highways and streets.

Geezer

[KarenBravo]

18 hours ago, madmitch said:

Does anyone know any Thai who might have the attention span to watch a five hour video?

They'll all be snoozing, or on Facebook.

Maybe they should subject themselves to watching a five hour video first, before coming to a conclusion.

[NamKangMan]

 

"Viewing the five-hour video session costs B500. Viewing the one-hour video session costs B200." - Rajabhat Uni raising funds.  Nice earner for them.