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  1. 11th April 2009, 09:39 AM #1
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    International Driver's Licence

    Does anyone get an International Driver's Licence any more when they go overseas and need to drive?

    Is it required to hire a car in the USA?
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  2. 11th April 2009, 09:41 AM #2
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    In 1991 I have one issued by NRMA and used it during 8 month in South America.
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    There are some countries that still require them, can't remember which. Check out International driving permits - Travel information - Consular services - Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
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  5. 11th April 2009, 05:20 PM #5
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    Ron, the NRMA issue them. Just need a passport type photo. I bought one when I went to Europe over Christmas, as I was driving through the Netherlands, Germany, France and GB.
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    Thanks gents. I checked the NRMA site and the document shows one isn't required for the USA nor Canada.
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    Ron the International Lic it is not required for Uruguay and Argentina but I have it as a backup.
    It is a very cheap backup just in case that you loose the original or traffic police/inspector trying to keep your licence due to traffic infringment
    Always show first your NRMA international lecence.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chucaro View Post
    Ron the International Lic it is not required for Uruguay and Argentina but I have it as a backup.
    It is a very cheap backup just in case that you loose the original or traffic police/inspector trying to keep your licence due to traffic infringment
    Always show first your NRMA international lecence.
    Especially if driving in Mexico.

    Different countries have different regulations regarding warning triangles/hi vis vests/fire extinguishers/spare light bulbs/spare glasses etc.

    What I do is look at list of requirements for each country am about to visit then ensure I have the max items for each country.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leeds View Post
    Especially if driving in Mexico.

    Different countries have different regulations regarding warning triangles/hi vis vests/fire extinguishers/spare light bulbs/spare glasses etc.

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