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>In the US we don’t even test drivers over age 70 for competence We don't test non-commercial drivers at any age after initial issuance of the license, which i
by PopAlongKid 9mo ago
>In the US we don’t even test drivers over age 70 for competence
We don't test non-commercial drivers at any age after initial issuance of the license, which is apparent after a few minutes of observation while walking around.
- bluGill 9mo agoThat isn't true. If you move states they will test you again if you don't come from a state they like the testing for. This is just a written test though, there is nothing about do you apply the book knowledge to your real world driving. Most people never make such a move, but it still happens. (this is an exception that proves the rule)
- Bender 9mo agoI moved states a few years ago CA to WY and was not required to take written test. computer in this state. The only thing they tested was my eye-sight.
- bluGill 9mo agoIf you were to move WY to CA you probably would need the test. Though I don't know. I do know if you move from CA to IL you wouldn't need to take the test, but I'm not sure about WY to IL. I moved from MN->IA->IL, and I had to take a test but I remember at the time moving directly from MN would have meant no test required.
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