Originally posted by NordlysI think he is saying they kind of break the laws because the government drags their feet in delaying the process through beauocratic red tape.
Can you translate this for me? I have no idea what you are trying to say. 😕
Thus saving the drivers from having their licenced revoked from DUI's. (Just kidding about the last part). Really Huck, no kidding.😵
Originally posted by cashthetrashAh, there are 400,000 or more learners who don't have a licence yet driving in Ireland every day? Something like that?
I think he is saying they kind of break the laws because the government drags their feet in delaying the process through beauocratic red tape.
Thus saving the drivers from having their licenced revoked from DUI's. (Just kidding about the last part). Really Huck, no kidding.😵
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Originally posted by NordlysI think that is what he meant or something to that effect. I don't know that they are breaking the law though. In the USA unless they have changed the laws and I am not aware of it. It goes something like this. A licensed driver 21 years or older must ride with the learner at all times in the front seat. That person is to be there to help instruct the driver. I don't know if there is a waiting period or not before the driver can test for their license. But for me I took my written test one day and obtained my learners permit at that time, and the next day I took my driving test and got my regular drivers license. But that was several years ago. Things may have changed and it is different from State to State somewhat.
Ah, there are 400,000 or more learners who don't have a licence yet driving in Ireland every day? Something like that?