Bcvancouver1

Again Stuart Brook disagrees with himself...first he said it's not possible,
then he said it's possible, then he said I had Learner's permit, now he says I
got Novice....So obvious this SB is just trolling around.....

    >Subject: Re: Driver's License
    >From: Stuart Brook [email protected]lid
    >Date: 8/16/2004 8:29 AM Pacific Daylight Time
    >Message-id: <[email protected] gers.com>
    >Bcvancouver1 wrote:
    >> Stuart Brook disagrees with itself....in the Canadian newsgroup he readily
    >> declared it's not possible to convert BC license to NH, now he's saying
    >it's
    >> possible. You guys be the judge what kind of poster this man or woman is.
    >>
    >>
    >>>Subject: Re: Driver's License
    >>>From: Stuart Brook [email protected]lid
    >>>Date: 8/16/2004 5:24 AM Pacific Daylight Time
    >>>Message-id:
    ><[email protected] able.rogers.com>
    >>>Joachim Feise wrote:
    >>>>Bcvancouver1 wrote on 8/15/2004 23:08:
    >>>>>You can check at the states DMV website....NH DMV website doesn't have
    >>>info.
    >>>>If the others have info, why don't you post that?
    >>>>You are the one who claims that it is possible, after all...
    >>>>As far as I'm concerned, why should DMVs convert a Canadian DL when they
    >>>don't
    >>>>convert licenses from European countries, for example? The driving tests
    >in
    >>>>Europe are much more stringent than in the US.
    >>>>-Joe
    >>>Joe, there is a treaty called the North American Drivers Licence
    >>>Compact, to which *most* states and provinces are signatories.
    >>>This permits the exchange of full drivers licences with minimum
    >>>formality after certain minimum requirements are met, such as time held
    >>>if it's a graduated licence scheme like Ontario uses, and eye tests etc.
    >>>Colorado, for example, accepts a full Canadian license with an eye test
    >>>only.
    >>>Ontario, for example, accepts a full US drivers licence if the licence
    >>>history shows that you've held a full US licence for at least 3 years.
    >>>The NH web site does have all the information you need ... Check out the
    >>>Non-US Citizen link and the link for the law ...
    >>>http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rules/saf-c1000.html
    >>>Then look for Saf-C 1003.03 and Saf-C 1003.04
    >>>If they believe that the tests you took to get a BC novice licence meet
    >>>those required to get the NH licence, then you only have to take the
    >>>vision test, otherwise, you have to take a road and or written test.
    >>>It's all there in gov't speak.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >You asked about a NOVICE license. I understood a NOVICE license to NOT
    >mean a FULL licence, and a review of the ICBC web site reveals this to
    >be the case.
    >Therefore, based on a reading of the NH web site, I would be quite
    >satisfied that it is most unlikely that NH would accept that as a transfer.
    >It has been my experience that only FULL licences are transferrable
    >between Canada and the US. Intermediate Licenses such as BC's novice
    >licence Or Ontario's G2 are not exchangeable for a FULL licence.
    >There is nothing contradictory about what I have posted.
    >You asked for information. In the Canadian newsgroup, I gave it to you
    >in a simple form, and you confused me with the fool S B who has been
    >posing as me for ages. Here, since there was follow up by others, I did
    >a bit more research for you, and still provide you with bad news, and
    >you, being clearly an ingrate, shoot the messenger instead of closely
    >examining the evidence provided.

Bcvancouver1

Here's the proof SB said I had a Learners permit.

    >Subject: Re: Driver's License
    >From: Stuart Brook [email protected]lid
    >Date: 8/16/2004 5:06 AM Pacific Daylight Time
    >Message-id: <[email protected] e.rogers.com>
    >bobz wrote:
    >>>I got a Class 7 Novice British Columbia (Canada) driver's license.
    >>>Can I
    >>>convert it to a New Hampshire (USA) driver's license?
    >>
    >>
    >> As long as it's a clean license you can, but it depends on the state,
    >> but I think you can for NH, just have to pay for it....
    >> unlike Maine...got to take the whole lot, and then they ask you stupid
    >> questions in the theory like how many moose road accidents and
    >> stuff...so I'm waiting till I move to another state before I embarrass
    >> myself *l*
    >>
    >Remember, he has a LEARNER's permit.

Bcvancouver1

And here's the part he saying I got a Novice license.

    >Subject: Re: Driver's License
    >From: Stuart Brook [email protected]lid
    >Date: 8/16/2004 8:29 AM Pacific Daylight Time
    >Message-id: <[email protected] gers.com>
    >Bcvancouver1 wrote:
    >> Stuart Brook disagrees with itself....in the Canadian newsgroup he readily
    >> declared it's not possible to convert BC license to NH, now he's saying
    >it's
    >> possible. You guys be the judge what kind of poster this man or woman is.
    >>
    >>
    >>>Subject: Re: Driver's License
    >>>From: Stuart Brook [email protected]lid
    >>>Date: 8/16/2004 5:24 AM Pacific Daylight Time
    >>>Message-id:
    ><[email protected] able.rogers.com>
    >>>Joachim Feise wrote:
    >>>>Bcvancouver1 wrote on 8/15/2004 23:08:
    >>>>>You can check at the states DMV website....NH DMV website doesn't have
    >>>info.
    >>>>If the others have info, why don't you post that?
    >>>>You are the one who claims that it is possible, after all...
    >>>>As far as I'm concerned, why should DMVs convert a Canadian DL when they
    >>>don't
    >>>>convert licenses from European countries, for example? The driving tests
    >in
    >>>>Europe are much more stringent than in the US.
    >>>>-Joe
    >>>Joe, there is a treaty called the North American Drivers Licence
    >>>Compact, to which *most* states and provinces are signatories.
    >>>This permits the exchange of full drivers licences with minimum
    >>>formality after certain minimum requirements are met, such as time held
    >>>if it's a graduated licence scheme like Ontario uses, and eye tests etc.
    >>>Colorado, for example, accepts a full Canadian license with an eye test
    >>>only.
    >>>Ontario, for example, accepts a full US drivers licence if the licence
    >>>history shows that you've held a full US licence for at least 3 years.
    >>>The NH web site does have all the information you need ... Check out the
    >>>Non-US Citizen link and the link for the law ...
    >>>http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rules/saf-c1000.html
    >>>Then look for Saf-C 1003.03 and Saf-C 1003.04
    >>>If they believe that the tests you took to get a BC novice licence meet
    >>>those required to get the NH licence, then you only have to take the
    >>>vision test, otherwise, you have to take a road and or written test.
    >>>It's all there in gov't speak.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >You asked about a NOVICE license. I understood a NOVICE license to NOT
    >mean a FULL licence, and a review of the ICBC web site reveals this to
    >be the case.
    >Therefore, based on a reading of the NH web site, I would be quite
    >satisfied that it is most unlikely that NH would accept that as a transfer.
    >It has been my experience that only FULL licences are transferrable
    >between Canada and the US. Intermediate Licenses such as BC's novice
    >licence Or Ontario's G2 are not exchangeable for a FULL licence.
    >There is nothing contradictory about what I have posted.
    >You asked for information. In the Canadian newsgroup, I gave it to you
    >in a simple form, and you confused me with the fool S B who has been
    >posing as me for ages. Here, since there was follow up by others, I did
    >a bit more research for you, and still provide you with bad news, and
    >you, being clearly an ingrate, shoot the messenger instead of closely
    >examining the evidence provided.

Stuart Brook

Bcvancouver1 wrote:

There's no dealing with asses like you ... *plonk* or are you now S B
in disguise?

Socialism is a Mental Disease

On 16 Aug 2004 17:49:02 GMT, [email protected] (Bcvancouver1)
wrote:
    >And here's the part he saying I got a Novice license.

Look, you moron, if you are so infatuated with Stuart, why don't go
rub one off instead of polluting this newsgroup? What a retard you
are, man!


--
"A democracy is nothing more than mob rule, where fifty-one
percent of the people may take away the rights of the other
forty-nine." -- Thomas Jefferson

Joachim Feise

Bcvancouver1 wrote on 8/16/2004 10:49:
    > And here's the part he saying I got a Novice license.

*plonk*