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DaXx
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10th Mar 05 at 18:47   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Does anyone know what the legal age is before you can drive in france/germany etc??
Munchie
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10th Mar 05 at 18:49   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

21
DaXx
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ah feck, 4 years to wait then
psycho sport
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10th Mar 05 at 18:55   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

aslong as you have a liscence you can drive. may be 18 but 21 only to rent a car etc.

[Edited on 10-03-2005 by psycho sport]
Munchie
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quote:
Originally posted by DaXx
ah feck, 4 years to wait then


i just made that up haha
nah i think it is 21 or u have to have held ure license for a certain period

www.google.co.uk will help
DaXx
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10th Mar 05 at 18:57   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

so i can go over in my own car at 18?? (full licence)
psycho sport
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10th Mar 05 at 19:00   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

aslong as you are insured yea
corsa5dr
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10th Mar 05 at 20:08   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Its 18 legally yes. But your insurance may not let you until you are older. Depends on the company.
Im goin to France in July for 3-4 weeks with my girlfriend and Link insurance (through Adrian Flux) wouldnt let me add her to the policy for a month abroad because she is 20.
Check with your company mate.
Teddy
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11th Mar 05 at 08:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

All wrong.

All licences issued now are not GB licences but EURO LICENCES

As long as your insurance covers you and your legal age to drive in your country of residency then its fine
IN YOUR OWN CAR.

To hire a car you will need to be 21 or 25 depending on where you go - but your licence covers you.
boyracer2002
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11th Mar 05 at 09:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

i have driven mine over there and was fine, was 18 and driven at 19 over in france and Belgium
Colin
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11th Mar 05 at 09:53   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Yes you can just make sure your insurance covers you while your there!
Adam
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Wouldn't suggest speeding over there tho as if you get caught it's 10 euro's for each km/ph over the limit, up to 170khm then they just take your car away
boyracer2002
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Speeding - lol the convoy we took over to france about 25 cars, about 5 of us inc me were infront of the others due to toll roads etc, ended up getting escorted out of the country with the police to calais
Adam
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Well if you go over quite late in the evening and are driving a 319TD BMW you can average 110-130 all the way from the train to the Belgian border

 
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