Driving Test!
#76
Originally Posted by rushman
You should've done what ever other member of this forum did....LIED!! Should've told them you never had a UK licence and taken the GA road test. get your brother/uncle/mother whoever in the UK to send off to the DVLA for a replacement stating you lost yours and a £10 fee later your back with a pinkie.
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Originally Posted by clydegirl
So is it that easy to get a new one? I lost mine about 4 years ago.
#78
Originally Posted by Elvira
Dead easy, apparently - check Jersey's post on one of the previous pages of this thread 

#79
Congrats on passing. I suppose I should get off my arse and pass the test myself, but then I'd have to chauffeur the Wife around instead of her chauffeuring me. Sounds like hard work...
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Originally Posted by dazman
Congrats on passing. I suppose I should get off my arse and pass the test myself, but then I'd have to chauffeur the Wife around instead of her chauffeuring me. Sounds like hard work... 

The ID is worth it alone! I've been driving around since I got here, it didn't bother me either way, but I'm sure having a US license will make life easier for me in the long run!
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Originally Posted by clydegirl
I saw that but I don't have the old paper licence,I'm not in the UK and I'm not sending them my passport. Is it straight forward for a relative to do it for you?
#82
Originally Posted by Partystar
Will you be going back to the UK for a holiday anytime soon? Maybe you could do it then.




