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Question about licence mistake...

helios · 2008-07-09 09:50:02

So, I got my full licence today. On my cert, restriction 78 (restricted to vehicles with automatic transmission) was ticked, but on the licence itself, the restriction isn't there... Am I best off just to leave it or is it worth my while getting it changed?

09-07-2008 9:50am

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helios

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So, I got my full licence today. On my cert, restriction 78 (restricted to vehicles with automatic transmission) was ticked, but on the licence itself, the restriction isn't there... Am I best off just to leave it or is it worth my while getting it changed?

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#2 09-07-2008 9:58am

listermint

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helios wrote: »

So, I got my full licence today. On my cert, restriction 78 (restricted to vehicles with automatic transmission) was ticked, but on the licence itself, the restriction isn't there... Am I best off just to leave it or is it worth my while getting it changed?

Leave it as is ..............................(walks quitely out the door)

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#3 09-07-2008 10:19am

biko

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Leave it. As long you drive automatic you're grand. If you go to the states for a visit you'll get an auto too.

* not legal advice

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#4 09-07-2008 10:22am

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Might be a good idea to get a few lessons on a manual car, so that your abilities match your licence

*not legal advice either

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