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July 5th, 2004 06:11 PM #31
hindi ba kaya nga "pro" dahil yun yung profession nung driver? and ang intindi ko is parehas ng post ng iba.. kumikita ka sa pagdra-drive..
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July 5th, 2004 06:55 PM #32
Pro, I think, is when you drive as part of your job, not necessarily making money by driving. E.g. med reps of Unilab need to have Pro licenses because driving is part of their job. They're given company cars.
I could be wrong...
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July 11th, 2004 07:30 AM #34ang galing galing talaga ng Tsikot ang dami kong natutunan!
Ako ang pagkakaalam ko nga sa pro ay yung mga nagmamaneho ng public vehicles dahil iyan ang tuksuhan ng barkada namin na bakit wala daw gumagamit sa amin ng pro license at ise lang ang sagot , ayaw pa naming maging driver ng bayan.......hahaha
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July 11th, 2004 04:37 PM #35
hmmmm...yan din ang pagkakaintindi ko...na PRO dapat ang license mo kapag nagmamaneho ka nang public and commercial vehicles...non pro naman kung private vehicles lang ang gamit mo....yung company cars ang pagkakaalam ko eh kasali yan sa commercial vehicles category meaning, hindi mo sya pampersonal use...... so pro dapat ang license mo kapag na-isyuhan ka nang company mo nang vehicles.....like what happen to our sales agent way back in the early 90s when I am still working in pinas.....pina-upgrade ng company yung license nile before issuing them a car.....
I am still ussing a non-pro license and I am driving since my high school days.... kinakatamaran kong magpa-upgrade.....madali lang bang magpa-upgrade? papano?
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July 11th, 2004 04:38 PM #36
hmmmm...yan din ang pagkakaintindi ko...na PRO dapat ang license mo kapag nagmamaneho ka nang public and commercial vehicles...non pro naman kung private vehicles lang ang gamit mo....yung company cars ang pagkakaalam ko eh kasali yan sa commercial vehicles category meaning, hindi mo sya pampersonal use...... so pro dapat ang license mo kapag na-isyuhan ka nang company mo nang vehicles.....like what happen to our sales agent way back in the early 90s when I am still working in pinas.....pina-upgrade ng company yung license nile before issuing them a car.....
I am still ussing a non-pro license and I am driving since my high school days.... kinakatamaran kong magpa-upgrade.....madali lang bang magpa-upgrade? papano?
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July 11th, 2004 06:44 PM #37
sa office namin (PLDT) to be able to drive our company vehicle including the UNIMOG, you have to have a professional driver's license
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July 11th, 2004 07:58 PM #38mga sadiq,
meron ako pinsan pulis. paliwanag niya sa akin, " sa totoo lang, meron allowed time iyan na mga 5 secs, from yellow to red, para bang sort of grace period to give time doon sa mga na-alanganin sa intersection." In short, di talaga violation ang dumeritso ka na naka-yellow light. Saka, di daw violation yan ang inabot ka ng red light sa intersection, because of the grace period.
Have used that argument sa isang pulis sa Taft. So di ako huli.
You could try this next time sa pulis, kasi me believe di alam ito ng mga traffic aides.
FYI only.
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July 11th, 2004 08:13 PM #39Originally posted by afrasay
sa office namin (PLDT) to be able to drive our company vehicle including the UNIMOG, you have to have a professional driver's license
Madali lang ang upgrade from non-pro to pro license, pupunta ka sa iyong suking LTO office then fill up an application form. Halos same tests din ang kukunin, wala nang actual driving test. Sabay na rin dagdag ng restriction codes. Ang hindi mo lang makukuha ay restriction code #7 or #8, pang trailer truck na ito, ang kailangan mo lang OR/CR ng trailer para magkaroon nito.
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July 11th, 2004 08:59 PM #40Originally posted by afrasay
sa office namin (PLDT) to be able to drive our company vehicle including the UNIMOG, you have to have a professional driver's license
Puwede din puntahan ang shop para nakita kung paano sila mag baklas ng existing customer unit. ...
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