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licence issued date

  • 01-11-2008 10:38pm
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    stek
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 381 ✭✭


    a friend of mine from england traded in his GB licence fror an irish one recently. The issue date on it may 2008 even though he has a licence for years.
    If he gets stopped by the guards when he ie is acompanying his partner, who is on a lerners permit, will he be charged as he has not got the licence for more than 2 years.....


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  • #2
    Wishbone Ash
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 25,038 ✭✭✭✭Wishbone Ash


    stek wrote: »
    a friend of mine from england traded in his GB licence fror an irish one recently. The issue date on it may 2008 even though he has a licence for years.
    If he gets stopped by the guards when he ie is acompanying his partner, who is on a lerners permit, will he be charged as he has not got the licence for more than 2 years.....
    1. AFAIK there is a code stamped on the licence to indicate that it was exchanged and a code of the country of origin.

    2. It is the responsibility of the Learner Driver to ensure that they are accompanied by a suitable person. If they are not, they are deemed to be driving unaccompanied. The passenger cannot be charged. ;)


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