Driving licence in PR
Does anyone know the situation with driving licences and getting your hands on a car in Puerto Rico for UK licence-holders?
Cheers, ajsp |
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Re: Driving licence in PR
Thanks Bob: your link seems to be for somewhere else (PR is a territory, not a State, so things can be quite different), but your advice turns out to have been spot on anyway.
Interestingly, it turns out that German driving licence holders can do a straight exchange (the only non-US licence that can), so it's worth having a German one if you can (I presume that's pretty easy if you're an EU licence-holder, and happen to be passing through Germany).... |
Re: Driving licence in PR
Originally Posted by ajsp
(Post 9600052)
Thanks Bob: your link seems to be for somewhere else (PR is a territory, not a State, so things can be quite different), but your advice turns out to have been spot on anyway.
Interestingly, it turns out that German driving licence holders can do a straight exchange (the only non-US licence that can), so it's worth having a German one if you can (I presume that's pretty easy if you're an EU licence-holder, and happen to be passing through Germany).... |
Re: Driving licence in PR
Originally Posted by ajsp
(Post 9600052)
Interestingly, it turns out that German driving licence holders can do a straight exchange (the only non-US licence that can), so it's worth having a German one if you can (I presume that's pretty easy if you're an EU licence-holder, and happen to be passing through Germany).... Certainly more ball ache than taking any poxy test in the US. |
Re: Driving licence in PR
Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 9600093)
Certainly more ball ache than taking any poxy test in the US.
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