Driving Licence
Jul 16th 2001 | 7:16 am
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Does any one know what is required to convert my UK license in to a Qld license.?
Also What is a class C license in Qld.
Also What is a class C license in Qld.
Jul 16th 2001 | 10:55 am
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PS: Taking another test seems a bit unfair as my Fiancé only had to send in her QLD
license to the DVLA to get a full UK license (and the insurance company counted
her QLD driving years on her UK policy). Dean.
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license to the DVLA to get a full UK license (and the insurance company counted
her QLD driving years on her UK policy). Dean.
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Jul 16th 2001 | 4:18 pm
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Joined: Jul 2001
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From: From England. Moved to Adelaide Nov 2000
I'm sure many people will know more than me on this subject (I haven't driven for 4 years, so I haven't looked up license info yet), however I will pass on a link which you may find helpful;
http://www.theaa.co.uk/motoringandtravel/Idp/index.asp
It is all about the International Driving Permit.
Hope that's what you're after.
Nara
http://www.theaa.co.uk/motoringandtravel/Idp/index.asp
It is all about the International Driving Permit.
Hope that's what you're after.
Nara
Originally posted by Dean
PS: Taking another test seems a bit unfair as my Fiancé only had to send in her QLD
license to the DVLA to get a full UK license (and the insurance company counted
her QLD driving years on her UK policy). Dean.
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PS: Taking another test seems a bit unfair as my Fiancé only had to send in her QLD
license to the DVLA to get a full UK license (and the insurance company counted
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Jul 16th 2001 | 8:33 pm
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While I don't mind doing a driving test, I went through hell with my wife doing her
test. So looking at this from a different angle. Does any one know if any of the
states will issue a license on a UK one. Could be simpler to settle in that state
that go though another driving test.
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test. So looking at this from a different angle. Does any one know if any of the
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Jul 16th 2001 | 9:24 pm
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Graham Wood? You stilling running your partner out?
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Graham Wood? You stilling running your partner out?
Jul 16th 2001 | 10:49 pm
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Nope, 'fraid not.
If you come from overseas and live in any State or Territory for more than 3 months
you have to do the test in that State/Territory. If it's any consolation my wife did
her test less than 3 weeks ago (VicRoads) and she says the examiner didn't refer to
her clipboard much and didn't even ask her to do the low speed manoeuvre. So after
all the nervousness it wasn't much to worry about.
At the end of the day the road rules in Aussie are (slightly) different to (say) the
UK and she thought the process (including having three lessons before the test) was
well worth it after 20+ years of driving and forgetting some of what you should be
doing. But that's after having passed the test of course ....
Alan C
Graham Wood While I don't mind doing a driving test, I went through hell with my wife
doing her test. So looking at this from a different angle. Does any one know if any
of the states will issue a license on a UK one. Could be simpler to settle in that
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If you come from overseas and live in any State or Territory for more than 3 months
you have to do the test in that State/Territory. If it's any consolation my wife did
her test less than 3 weeks ago (VicRoads) and she says the examiner didn't refer to
her clipboard much and didn't even ask her to do the low speed manoeuvre. So after
all the nervousness it wasn't much to worry about.
At the end of the day the road rules in Aussie are (slightly) different to (say) the
UK and she thought the process (including having three lessons before the test) was
well worth it after 20+ years of driving and forgetting some of what you should be
doing. But that's after having passed the test of course ....
Alan C
Graham Wood While I don't mind doing a driving test, I went through hell with my wife
doing her test. So looking at this from a different angle. Does any one know if any
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