help wanted
Jun 5th 2006 | 7:18 am
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help wanted
hi all,
I am planning to take the leap and move to Canada as a PR next month and would like to know if a British LGV driving license is valid in Ontario. Any help would be gratefully received.
Thank you
Smudger22
I am planning to take the leap and move to Canada as a PR next month and would like to know if a British LGV driving license is valid in Ontario. Any help would be gratefully received.
Thank you
Smudger22
Jun 5th 2006 | 7:41 am
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Re: help wanted
Originally Posted by smudger22
hi all,
I am planning to take the leap and move to Canada as a PR next month and would like to know if a British LGV driving license is valid in Ontario. Any help would be gratefully received.
Thank you
Smudger22
I am planning to take the leap and move to Canada as a PR next month and would like to know if a British LGV driving license is valid in Ontario. Any help would be gratefully received.
Thank you
Smudger22
They only recently allowed swaps of regular G licenses. I think for an AZ you need to take the test again.
Jun 8th 2006 | 3:52 pm
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Re: help wanted
[QUOTE=smudger22]hi all,
I am planning to take the leap and move to Canada as a PR next month and would like to know if a British LGV driving license is valid in Ontario. Any help would be gratefully received.
Thank you
Smudger22[/QUOTE
Hello Smudger
The "Z" part of the licence denotes air brakes and you have to have a certificate for that, which means a test - and, I've been told by one well-known driving school, you have to provide your own truck unless you have taken a course with the driivng school! Try the following link:
www.otds.com
I am planning to take the leap and move to Canada as a PR next month and would like to know if a British LGV driving license is valid in Ontario. Any help would be gratefully received.
Thank you
Smudger22[/QUOTE
Hello Smudger
The "Z" part of the licence denotes air brakes and you have to have a certificate for that, which means a test - and, I've been told by one well-known driving school, you have to provide your own truck unless you have taken a course with the driivng school! Try the following link:
www.otds.com
