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Old 10-28-2009, 07:50 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Wow....if only it was this easy everywhere around the world!
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In Pakistan i never took my driving test i paid 6000thousand rupees and my license was sent to my house in 4 days.
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Tsk tsk....no wonder amongst South Asians, Indians and Pakistanis are considered quite rough drivers....very few follow the rules and everyone seems to be a daredevil.
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In Pakistan i never took my driving test i paid 6000thousand rupees and my license was sent to my house in 4 days.
Going by the "seedha" rasta... you'd have had to apply for a learner's licence (valid for 6 months) and only after 6 months could you apply for a driver's licence.
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