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Glassunion

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3. Ok, I have a bit of understanding for licenses from countries that do not speak English

Reply to jambo101 (Original post)

Thu Feb 14, 2013, 07:53 AM

Feb 2013

and their licenses are printed in their own native language. But why Canada? Now I have only seen one Canadian license, but it was written in both English and French. I had no issue reading it.

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Florida now requires an international drivers license for tourists. [View all] jambo101 Feb 2013 OP

Way to alienate one of your largest sources of tourism! Lydia Leftcoast Feb 2013 #1

I'll initiate the process today jambo101 Feb 2013 #2

Ok, I have a bit of understanding for licenses from countries that do not speak English Glassunion Feb 2013 #3

I wonder how much the fine is for not having this license? jambo101 Feb 2013 #4

Oh joy jambo101 Feb 2013 #5

North Myrtle Beach jambo101 Mar 2013 #6

How ironic. In the state of headless drivers mainer Mar 2013 #7