UK to US driving license
#16
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Re: UK to US driving license
Many people do register it to a relative's address, others think that it's pointless. I am on the fence. ..... If you move back to the UK you can easily get it reissued up to your 70th birthday.
When you visit the UK it is best to use your US/non-EU license anyway, because the police/courts can't put points on it.
When you visit the UK it is best to use your US/non-EU license anyway, because the police/courts can't put points on it.
#17
Re: UK to US driving license
Many people do register it to a relative's address, others think that it's pointless. I am on the fence. ..... If you move back to the UK you can easily get it reissued up to your 70th birthday.
When you visit the UK it is best to use your US/non-EU license anyway, because the police/courts can't put points on it.
When you visit the UK it is best to use your US/non-EU license anyway, because the police/courts can't put points on it.
#18
Re: UK to US driving license
Nah, you have to rent using your US license (the validity of the UK is questionable anyway), but if you trip a speed camera and you have rented using your UK license, you'll get the points on your licence.
#21
Re: UK to US driving license
Also when I rented from Avis last year they wanted recent proof of address to match my license. Also if you have an accident and they find out you gave false information , the insurance may deny your claim.
#22
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Re: UK to US driving license
If I rent a vehicle in the UK, I will be sure to use my US license and give my US address.
#23
Re: UK to US driving license
I have never been stopped in the UK driving a rental car, nor do I plan to be, but I wonder how the police would react if I present a US license, backed if necessary with a US PP, when I still sound like I came from Sheffield? On the plus side, at least they won't shoot me.