The UN once upon a time came up with the concept, and private companies got into it and sell them on the internet. They are easy to get, but useless. Google it.
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The UN once upon a time came up with the concept, and private companies got into it and sell them on the internet. They are easy to get, but useless. Google it.
not that it makes a difference to me but according to B Stucman and associates
First question is does the Dominican Republic honor an International License? According to The International Automobile Driver?s Club, and The International Driver?s Document the answer is yes. Apparently, this is based on the country being part of the United Nations. The UN set up an international document that establishes the right for a person to drive in another country. It has to be accompanied by a valid driver?s license in your original country.
First question is does the Dominican Republic honor an International License? According to The International Automobile Driver?s Club, and The International Driver?s Document the answer is yes. Apparently, this is based on the country being part of the United Nations. The UN set up an international document that establishes the right for a person to drive in another country. It has to be accompanied by a valid driver?s license in your original country.
exactly, they can issue anything they want : a medical license , law license, however its a meaningless document
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Yes I was aware of that, just listing options. 4 years ago I applied for a job teaching in Guatemala, and was told I was hired if I could come up with a college degree. The school needed it in order to get my work permit. They referred me to several 'work experience degree colleges" on the internet, suggesting I get one. My recollections are that their prices started at $480, if I wanted it dated today, and more if I chose a date in the past and more if I wanted a 4.0 average etc... I declined. The school assured me that they would know, but the Guatemala authorities would not, but thanks anyway! For a job that paid $300.00 USD a week? Make it $800.00 a week and maybe so!
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The test is straight forward and pretty easy to pass. As mentioned it is a set of animated video clips. On a computer screen you watch a blue/red car make an illegal turn, a correct turn, park too far from the curb, drive too fast etc. You are asked in Spanish if what the driver did was one of six key phrases (sorry I have forgotten most of them). Is prohibited, an infraction, would result in a ticket, is correct etc. No complicated sentences to process. You can replay each question at least once. You will know if what the driver did was correct or not correct from experience. You just need to determine if the question is saying that what you saw was ok or not.
The course being offered by the "helpers" outside the driving office is pretty useless. Offer some guy a smaller amount for just the six key words that you need to listen for (call it the abridged course), they'll know what you are asking for. The screen test here, is common sense for anyone who has ever taken a written test back home.
Remember it is prohibited to beep your horn at livestock standing in the middle of the road.
When you get to the practical driving test part. If you take that test in a vehicle with a manual transmission, you will receive an unrestricted license. If you take the test in an automatic, your license will be limited to automatic vehicles. You will be asked which type of vehicle you want to take the test in.
The course being offered by the "helpers" outside the driving office is pretty useless. Offer some guy a smaller amount for just the six key words that you need to listen for (call it the abridged course), they'll know what you are asking for. The screen test here, is common sense for anyone who has ever taken a written test back home.
Remember it is prohibited to beep your horn at livestock standing in the middle of the road.
When you get to the practical driving test part. If you take that test in a vehicle with a manual transmission, you will receive an unrestricted license. If you take the test in an automatic, your license will be limited to automatic vehicles. You will be asked which type of vehicle you want to take the test in.
Are you sure? I came across this information a few weeks ago.
https://travel.state.gov/content/passports/en/go/safety/driving.html
I took the test for the learner's permit today in Santiago and it was ridiculously easy. It's done on a computer and it looks like a video game and it shows different scenarios like a driver almost hitting a pedestrian, or a driver running a red light and then it asks if what the driver did was legal or not. I speak, read and write Spanish fluently but I could have passed it even if I didn't.
How to Obtain a Dominican Driver's License
You are allowed to have a translator assist you take the exam. The person you choose to translate must request authorization to be your translator. You can obtain said authorization at the DGTT office on the same day (only takes about 10 minutes to get authorization). This person can then translate the questions on the video test.
Caution should be taken with this test because the questions asked are not merely, ?is the act right or wrong.? Some questions ask, ?can the driver of x car get a fine for the act.?
All questions have either a YES or NO answer. The test is comprised of 20 questions. You need to get at least 15 questions right in order to pass the test. Not everyone taking the exam has the same questions or questions may be in a different order from other test takers.
After you pass the test you will obtain a Driver?s Permit. 46 days later you can perform the steps needed to obtain the Dominican Driver?s License.
Please note that if your embassy validates your foreign driver?s license that the exam in not required. As mentioned in prior posts the US embassy does not validate drivers? licenses.
You are allowed to have a translator assist you take the exam. The person you choose to translate must request authorization to be your translator. You can obtain said authorization at the DGTT office on the same day (only takes about 10 minutes to get authorization). This person can then translate the questions on the video test.
Caution should be taken with this test because the questions asked are not merely, ?is the act right or wrong.? Some questions ask, ?can the driver of x car get a fine for the act.?
All questions have either a YES or NO answer. The test is comprised of 20 questions. You need to get at least 15 questions right in order to pass the test. Not everyone taking the exam has the same questions or questions may be in a different order from other test takers.
After you pass the test you will obtain a Driver?s Permit. 46 days later you can perform the steps needed to obtain the Dominican Driver?s License.
Please note that if your embassy validates your foreign driver?s license that the exam in not required. As mentioned in prior posts the US embassy does not validate drivers? licenses.