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You're saying they don't interpret road signs/markings/etc.? Or need to know if e.g. a right or left turn on red is legal in a given intersection?

• agumonkey 8mo ago
  It might be for non road code level issues, like physics / crowd ambiguity, where a normal human could fill the missing gaps, US citizen or not.
• rcxdude 8mo ago
  I don't need, legally, to demonstrate any knowledge of this to drive on US roads currently (or even, strictly speaking, to know what side of the road I should drive on).
  • tbrownaw 8mo ago
    It's been quite a while, but I'm pretty sure there was a written part back when I did the driving test for my first license.
    • rcxdude 8mo ago
      Yeah (at least, that's probably the case in some parts of the US), but I didn't pass my test in the US.
• MostlyStable 8mo ago
  No, I'm saying that no one should be "concerned that non-registered drivers in one country are being allowed to drive remotely in a different country" because they aren't driving.