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  1. Join Date
    Feb 2005
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    #1
    Naisip ko lang itanong kasi yung kaibigan ko, 2 years ng expired ang license. So back to square one (written, actual ulit) nung nagparenew sya.

    Yun daw requirement ng LTO, pag expired na ang license ng 2 or more years.

    Bakit kaya? Kahit naman siguro hindi ka nakapagrenew ng matagal e di mo naman basta makakalimutan pagmamaneho at traffic signs, etc. hehehe

  2. Join Date
    Jul 2007
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    #2
    I noticed that whenever I don't get to drive for a week or so, I tend to become less alert or my reflexes aren't as quick anymore. It takes a while for me to adjust again.

  3. Join Date
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    #3
    IMO, its like riding a bike. you'll never forget how once you learned. pero shempre, it would take some getting used to bago masanay ulit. i think its the same with driving...

  4. Join Date
    May 2007
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    #4
    Hindi nakakalimutan, nagungupas lang. Parang pantalon ngungupas ang kulay pero pantalon parin.

  5. Join Date
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    #5
    Quote Originally Posted by archie123456789 View Post
    IMO, its like riding a bike. you'll never forget how once you learned. pero shempre, it would take some getting used to bago masanay ulit. i think its the same with driving...
    yup. the same as riding a bike and swimming. naturally you have to adjust the first time.

  6. Join Date
    Aug 2007
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    #6
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    After not driving for a long time is just like driving a different type of car from the one you are used to, you have to adjust for quite a while

  7. Join Date
    Feb 2008
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    #7
    True there was a time for like 3 years wala kaming manual na kotse. So yung nag drive ako ulit ng manual for the first time in a long while nahirapan ako ulit sa hanging Pero mabilis lang within the day nagrasp ko ulit and it was like the deja vu again....

  8. Join Date
    Dec 2005
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    #8

    Driving is a skill. So, if you don't do it for some time, you're bound to be rusty the first time.

    I had a different but fairly similar experience. Years ago, I was assigned in the US for a few months, so I was driving A/Ts there all the time. When I got back here, I needed to drive our M/T car the following morning. Upon backing up and exiting our garage, I didn't change (from 1st) gear so I was awkwardly driving our car until I reached the first hump in our village... It was a funny experience.... Now, it's a breeze for me switching from one to the other....

    5909:burn:

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