driving license???
#1
driving license???
I cant seem to find a definite answer to this so thought I would ask the people who have been there - done that...
Will my partner have to retake his driving test if we move to america? He hasnt upgraded his paper licence to a photocard, does that matter?? He has been driving for over 10 years.
Also, will I be able to learn to drive over there? I dont know if I actually want to, but its an option to explore!!!
Thanks
Mel
Will my partner have to retake his driving test if we move to america? He hasnt upgraded his paper licence to a photocard, does that matter?? He has been driving for over 10 years.
Also, will I be able to learn to drive over there? I dont know if I actually want to, but its an option to explore!!!
Thanks
Mel
#2
Re: driving license???
I cant seem to find a definite answer to this so thought I would ask the people who have been there - done that...
Will my partner have to retake his driving test if we move to america? He hasnt upgraded his paper licence to a photocard, does that matter?? He has been driving for over 10 years.
Also, will I be able to learn to drive over there? I dont know if I actually want to, but its an option to explore!!!
Thanks
Mel
Will my partner have to retake his driving test if we move to america? He hasnt upgraded his paper licence to a photocard, does that matter?? He has been driving for over 10 years.
Also, will I be able to learn to drive over there? I dont know if I actually want to, but its an option to explore!!!
Thanks
Mel
#3
Re: driving license???
I cant seem to find a definite answer to this so thought I would ask the people who have been there - done that...
Will my partner have to retake his driving test if we move to america? He hasnt upgraded his paper licence to a photocard, does that matter?? He has been driving for over 10 years.
Also, will I be able to learn to drive over there? I dont know if I actually want to, but its an option to explore!!!
Thanks
Mel
Will my partner have to retake his driving test if we move to america? He hasnt upgraded his paper licence to a photocard, does that matter?? He has been driving for over 10 years.
Also, will I be able to learn to drive over there? I dont know if I actually want to, but its an option to explore!!!
Thanks
Mel
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Re: driving license???
I cant seem to find a definite answer to this so thought I would ask the people who have been there - done that...
Will my partner have to retake his driving test if we move to america? He hasnt upgraded his paper licence to a photocard, does that matter?? He has been driving for over 10 years.
Also, will I be able to learn to drive over there? I dont know if I actually want to, but its an option to explore!!!
Thanks
Mel
Will my partner have to retake his driving test if we move to america? He hasnt upgraded his paper licence to a photocard, does that matter?? He has been driving for over 10 years.
Also, will I be able to learn to drive over there? I dont know if I actually want to, but its an option to explore!!!
Thanks
Mel
Which state are you moving to. They all have different rules.
#5
Re: driving license???
Ye lots of people have said that to me - Im a bit worried about not being able to drive, not that I go out much without my partner but hey I'm gonna want to explore my new home!!
We are moving to Atlanta, Georgia. I know othing about it, I only found out 2weeks ago!!!
Mel
We are moving to Atlanta, Georgia. I know othing about it, I only found out 2weeks ago!!!
Mel
#6
Re: driving license???
Apparently not too many New Jerseyites have been taught how to drive (swerving from lane to lane, never using turn signals, tailgating, jumping red lights, speeding, driving at 5pm on the freeway) so you'd probably fit in well there.
Practice in a parking lot. Just remember to have a big Starbucks in one hand, a cigarette in the other and your mobile phone clamped under one ear.
Practice in a parking lot. Just remember to have a big Starbucks in one hand, a cigarette in the other and your mobile phone clamped under one ear.
#7
Re: driving license???
Apparently not too many New Jerseyites have been taught how to drive (swerving from lane to lane, never using turn signals, tailgating, jumping red lights, speeding, driving at 5pm on the freeway) so you'd probably fit in well there.
Practice in a parking lot. Just remember to have a big Starbucks in one hand, a cigarette in the other and your mobile phone clamped under one ear.
Practice in a parking lot. Just remember to have a big Starbucks in one hand, a cigarette in the other and your mobile phone clamped under one ear.
#8
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Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 177
Re: driving license???
not really relevant ,
but i got used to driving lhd in usa quicker than i thought i would .
driving on wrongside of road , changing gear with wrong hand etc. were no real problem , but i couldnt get the hang of braking with my left foot
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but i got used to driving lhd in usa quicker than i thought i would .
driving on wrongside of road , changing gear with wrong hand etc. were no real problem , but i couldnt get the hang of braking with my left foot
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#9
Re: driving license???
You must be some sort of pinko liberal European with your fancy-schmancy "standard" gearbox in your sub-micro-mini-compactmobile.
#11
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 5,276
Re: driving license???
This is starting to sound like the Jag thread.
#12
Re: driving license???
all driving laws depend on the state....but chances are, he'll have to take a full test, but any old lemming could past what they call a driving test over here.
#13
Re: driving license???
Ye lots of people have said that to me - Im a bit worried about not being able to drive, not that I go out much without my partner but hey I'm gonna want to explore my new home!!
We are moving to Atlanta, Georgia. I know othing about it, I only found out 2weeks ago!!!
We are moving to Atlanta, Georgia. I know othing about it, I only found out 2weeks ago!!!
#14
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Joined: Mar 2007
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Re: driving license???
There are very few cities in the US where you would want to live without being able to drive. I don't think Atlanta is on the list. Unless you fancy being stuck at home most of the time, you'd better plan on learning to drive.