Originally Posted by mellybrown

not that I go out much without my partner

Originally Posted by tinalise

I passed! They seem to be obsessed with slippery roads 5 out of 30 questions were about that.

Strange... did they look outside before they did the questions?? Not exactly a high risk to come across considering it rains 3 days a year. Well good thing I've driven in London I know everything there is to know about slippery roads

Originally Posted by tinalise

I passed! They seem to be obsessed with slippery roads 5 out of 30 questions were about that.

Strange... did they look outside before they did the questions?? Not exactly a high risk to come across considering it rains 3 days a year. Well good thing I've driven in London I know everything there is to know about slippery roads

Anyhow, Tony, I went to Glendale because it is around the corner from work. Now it is 2 weeks wait until the driving test. )

Originally Posted by Bob

Have you seen the amount of car crashes that happen when it does rain? People don't realise to slow down because all that crap on the road gets washed out...

Originally Posted by Bob

Have you seen the amount of car crashes that happen when it does rain? People don't realise to slow down because all that crap on the road gets washed out...

Originally Posted by TonyLA

maybe they got a call from northern california - it was peeing it down there yesterday.

oh goody another thing n ow - i figured u got the theory and driving test on the same day but i suppose it makes sense not to. makes it even more impossible to get a license in 10 days then LOL

Originally Posted by ian-c

i take it you're getting wet aswell today tony ??

i heard it travelled south overnight ?

Originally Posted by Roland Hulme

Shouldn't that be 'walk' you mad if you don't have a licence?

Originally Posted by dbj1000

The international drivers license has no value or purpose in the US. It does NOT entitle you to ANYTHING. It is simply a document that says that you have a valid license in the UK... which is pointless, because you have to have the license with you too. It's purpose is to translate foreign licenses written in other languages into the local language. Since the UK and the US allegedly share a common language, the document is meaningless. But the AA are always happy to take your money for such things.

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Oh, and you CANNOT use the International Drivers License for 12 months unless your particular state allows it. And even then, it's your foreign license that they allow, not the worthless IDL. Many states only allow you to drive for 30 days on a foreign license. Others allow 3, 6, or 12 months, or require that you get a state license once you "become resident in the state".

Originally Posted by fern

Yes sir! are you a lawyer ? you seem to have alot of books behind you on yr pic