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Newer driver licences issued after 2013 do have expiration dates. Older ones without printed expiration date will eventually expire, depending on the owner's bi
by tjansen 5y ago
Newer driver licences issued after 2013 do have expiration dates. Older ones without printed expiration date will eventually expire, depending on the owner's birth year and the year they have been issued. The first ones will expire in 2022 (for drivers licences issued before 1999 and drivers born 1953-1958). If she was in her 20s in the 80s, it will probably expire in 2023 or 2024.
https://www.verbraucherzentrale.de/wissen/reise-mobilitaet/unterwegs-sein/alter-fuehrerschein-mindestens-bis-2022-gueltig-auch-in-allen-eustaaten-10393 https://www.verbraucherzentrale.de/wissen/reise-mobilitaet/u...
- tharkun__ 5y agoIf you click through to the BMVI, nothing really changes. Basically just the format. I.e. the old paper driver's licenses expire first ("Lappen") and you just get a new plastic card with a new photo. However you are still allowed to drive exactly what you were allowed to drive beforehand and the license expiry seems to be 15 years after that. Even some of the plastic card ones will expire and you get a new plastic card. Funny that I have to read this on HN though. Gotta go back and get a new card in a few years it seems lol EDIT: Downvote? For giving extra information? In case this is post-Brexit racism, I don't live in the UK so keep it to yourselves.