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Welsh Heart Oct 12th 2010 9:10 pm

Uk driving licence
 
Hi again guys, another question lol.

My wife failed here driving test in the UK 3 times before we moved to Australia and since being here passed on the first time of asking lol (Does this say something about standards here :blink: )

Anyway...Will she be able to swap her full open Australian licence for a pommy one without sitting the test or is she in for a shock?

brits1 Oct 12th 2010 10:15 pm

Re: Uk driving licence
 

Originally Posted by Welsh Heart (Post 8914973)
Hi again guys, another question lol.

My wife failed here driving test in the UK 3 times before we moved to Australia and since being here passed on the first time of asking lol (Does this say something about standards here :blink: )

Anyway...Will she be able to swap her full open Australian licence for a pommy one without sitting the test or is she in for a shock?

No, all required is that she fills out the forms (from the post office or download from the internet DLVC) send in her Australian driving licence and a fee and in about 2 weeks will have her new UK plastic id driving licence in the mail. good luck...we had to do this for our son who only had his Aussie licence...

Mummy in the foothills Oct 13th 2010 3:07 am

Re: Uk driving licence
 
I wish they did that for US licenses. Ds has to retake his I'm the only one in the house who ever had a UK license.

Gabgoeshome Oct 13th 2010 11:00 am

Re: Uk driving licence
 

Originally Posted by Mummy in the foothills (Post 8915633)
I wish they did that for US licenses. Ds has to retake his I'm the only one in the house who ever had a UK license.

Yes,I have to re-take so does DH who has ben driving since '77 lol!

Wonder who will pass first ?

I think the UK driving test is beyond crazy ...real driving happens on your own over time :)

That is one thing I really like about America -straight forward driving tests -and *if * you fail the chance to take it almost straight away !


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