Ndinelao Mungungu’s Journey to Getting a Driver’s License in Namibia
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From Failure to Success: Ndinelao Mungungu’s Journey to Getting a Driver’s License in Namibia
Namibia” class=”wp-image-174512″/>Driving is an essential skill that most people aspire to have, but getting a driver’s license in Namibia is not an easy task. It takes time, dedication, and practice to pass the driving test. In this blog post, we will follow Ndinelao Mungungu’s journey to getting her driver’s license in Namibia, from her initial failures to her eventual success.
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Requirements for Getting a Driver’s License in Namibia:
- Minimum Age: The minimum age for obtaining a driver’s license in Namibia is 18 years old.
- Learner’s License: To obtain a driver’s license, you must first apply for a learner’s license. You can get a learner’s license by passing a written test at the National Traffic Information System (NaTIS) offices.
- Driving School: Enrolling in a driving school is not mandatory, but it is highly recommended. A driving school will help you learn the rules of the road, and give you hands-on experience in driving.
- Driving Test: After completing a certain number of driving lessons, you can apply for a driver’s license test. The test consists of a written exam and a practical driving test. To pass the practical test, you must demonstrate that you can safely and correctly operate a vehicle.
- Fees: Obtaining a driver’s license is not free. You will need to pay for your learner’s license, driving lessons, and driving test fees.
Danilao’s Journey:
Ndinelao’s journey to getting her driver’s license was not an easy one. She took her first license test in 2017 but failed with a score of 78%. She failed again in 2018, and then in 2019, she wasted time without booking. In 2020, she got pregnant and could not continue, but in 2021, she finally obtained her learner’s license in January. She then enrolled in a driving school in Eenhana and began taking driving lessons. The driving school fees were around 100 NAD per hour, and Ndinelao spent around 3,000 NAD on driving lessons.
Ndinelao practiced driving regularly, but her first attempt at the driving test was unsuccessful. She encountered problems with the car’s brakes while attempting to drive up a hill, and the second attempt was no better. She struggled with the handbrake and accidentally crossed the white lines, creating a serious traffic offense. However, Ndinelao persevered and finally passed her driving test, allowing her to legally drive on Namibian roads.
Obtaining a driver’s license in Namibia requires patience, dedication, and practice. It is not an easy process, and failure is common. However, with persistence and hard work, success is achievable. Ndinelao’s story is a testament to this, and it can inspire others who are going through the same journey. With the right mindset and determination, anyone can get their driver’s license and enjoy the freedom of driving on the open road.
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