I don't think re-testing people will improve the driving at all.

The written test might be a challenge to pass. My wife had to write her test recently (and failed twice). Here are three examples from the test;
1) what does two solid lines at the center of the road mean?
a) barangay road b) provincial road or c) national road
Her answer was no passing either direction which was not a choice.

2) when parked on a hill, do you aim the wheels
a) toward the curb
b)straight ahead
c) toward the road
She said a)....opps wrong. The correct answer is c) acorrding to the LTO

3) what does a triangular sign with the letter "L" mean
a), b) and c) where whatever, There is no such sign.

It looks like the LTO needs to teach their examiners how to drive before they start testing anyone.

 

Really sounds like San Francisco as well as Dumaguete, especially #2. #4 really doesn't apply to SF because traffic really does stop for pedestrians.. Driving, walking they all really depend on educating the public, and Dgte is really in trouble if people dont' start thinking.

Actually the cars in Dgte have fewer dents than the cars in SF, and SF has over a hundred thousand stop signs and red lights. I am continually impressed how much easier traffic flows here than in SF, Cebu, or Manila. I know, I know, don't start, because i already know that if i found a city with less traffic, it would also have fewer restaurants, fewer markets, fewer services.

 

My wife is using the LTO Review app she got from the play store to study for her permanent license.

 

My wife used something similar that she found online. She knew and understood all the answers. It appears the LTO are the ones with the comprehension problem.
Good luck to your wife.

 

Sometimes my memory is not so good when I've been drinking.
Ok by the way where's that 1000 pesos I lent you? :-) :-) :-)

 

Just read this "Good News" out to the Wife and "Family"...
Didn't understand a word said, but sounded much like a Chicken Coop with a hungry Fox on the go! hehe