Continuing with the saga of driving tests (my daughters') ... after the classroom lessons, a computerised test is required.
It can be taken at the JPJ office or at a center in Sedco Complex (between Asia City and Kampong Air).
I believe it was part of a driving school (1st floor) ...
... registration, photo session (for the Learner Licence), room with cubicles for taking the test, 50 questions in 50 minutes, and passing mark was 42 / 50.
"Don't pray, pray!" there were Rules (dress code etc ...).
Having an hour, I walked around the neighbourhood ... I saw "Virus Internet Services" ... I wondered if it was a popular service.
I saw that we had a professional chiropractic practitioner in KK.
I strolled all the way to the flyover ...
... passing the Police Quarters at the Karamunsing Police Station, where I saw someone "came through" the fencing ...
... it wasn't magic; zooming in, I saw an ingenious shortcut! But, didn't that defeat the purpose of the fencing? I presumed nobody with criminal intent will go "into" the police complex?
It can be taken at the JPJ office or at a center in Sedco Complex (between Asia City and Kampong Air).
I believe it was part of a driving school (1st floor) ...
... registration, photo session (for the Learner Licence), room with cubicles for taking the test, 50 questions in 50 minutes, and passing mark was 42 / 50.
"Don't pray, pray!" there were Rules (dress code etc ...).
Having an hour, I walked around the neighbourhood ... I saw "Virus Internet Services" ... I wondered if it was a popular service.
I saw that we had a professional chiropractic practitioner in KK.
I strolled all the way to the flyover ...
... passing the Police Quarters at the Karamunsing Police Station, where I saw someone "came through" the fencing ...
... it wasn't magic; zooming in, I saw an ingenious shortcut! But, didn't that defeat the purpose of the fencing? I presumed nobody with criminal intent will go "into" the police complex?
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