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Re: Driving....
Originally Posted by ri_mischief
(Post 8118925)
It looks to me like you then have to make an appointment for a practical - so during this time if you are operating a car under your CA license you will have to be accompanied! You can as you say drive a hire car with your UK license during this time (that's what I did - it was in another state - when I moved to CA I only had to do the theory as I was already licensed) You can't drive a private car though (even your own) as you will find it very difficult to be insured - I think from memory Progressive does do insurance if you don't have a US license but the costs are huge : You sit the practical test ASAP - there was a 3 week wait at anywhere in the San Diego area when my prac test was scheduled. This information is correct as at October of this year. |
Re: Driving....
My bad - sorry I was speaking about what I theoretically would have had to have done in the original State I moved to...I just drove a hire car on my UK license
My bad :-( Where in San Diego are you?
Originally Posted by Ozzidoc
(Post 8118951)
This bit is incorrect - you do NOT have to be accompanied if you have a UK license. You first sit the theory part of the test. You pass, and the DMV gives you a temporary Californian drivers license which is valid for about 3 months - I can't remember the exact validity length.
You sit the practical test ASAP - there was a 3 week wait at anywhere in the San Diego area when my prac test was scheduled. This information is correct as at October of this year. |
Re: Driving....
Originally Posted by ri_mischief
(Post 8118976)
My bad - sorry I was speaking about what I theoretically would have had to have done in the original State I moved to...I just drove a hire car on my UK license
My bad :-( Where in San Diego are you? North County...soon moving a tiny bit south though..... http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ghlight=escrow Where are you? |
Re: Driving....
Originally Posted by Ozzidoc
(Post 8118951)
This bit is incorrect - you do NOT have to be accompanied if you have a UK license. You first sit the theory part of the test. You pass, and the DMV gives you a temporary Californian drivers license which is valid for about 3 months - I can't remember the exact validity length.
You sit the practical test ASAP - there was a 3 week wait at anywhere in the San Diego area when my prac test was scheduled. This information is correct as at October of this year. |
Re: Driving....
Still can't work out where you're moving to lol - just south with a water view...Ocean Beach or somewhere?
Originally Posted by Ozzidoc
(Post 8119103)
That's OK :)
North County...soon moving a tiny bit south though..... http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ghlight=escrow Where are you? |
Re: Driving....
Originally Posted by ri_mischief
(Post 8120997)
Still can't work out where you're moving to lol - just south with a water view...Ocean Beach or somewhere?
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Re: Driving....
Originally Posted by AmerLisa
(Post 8117184)
Would be interesting to know what States do that then....I had never heard of it, well not in California, Oregon or Washington.
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Re: Driving....
Meryl - nothing to do with driving, but before I forget...have you discovered on-line coupons? There seems to be discount coupons for EVERYTHING.
If you're planning on going to a particular shop, google the shop's name and "coupon". Or if you are considering buying a new small electrical appliance, then google the brand name or model/make with "coupon". You'll often find coupons for 5-40% off, or $5 - $20 off, or free P&P for on-line orders :) |
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