Re:Italy rated one of the hardest countries for foreigners t...
by trilbyglens on Sunday March 26, 2023 @05:10AM
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Wow. I just did my license here in the Czech Republic (after driving semi-illegally for 15 years with no issies lol) and it was dodgey but painless. I paid a dude $500 bucks to drive with me for an hour and rubber stamp my ability, and then for the written test, I had a "translator" provided, despite me speaking Czech. She basically told me all the answers as we went through thr test hah!
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Re:Italy rated one of the hardest countries for foreigners t...
by liendolucas on Sunday March 26, 2023 @05:16AM
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I'm actually considering getting it elsewhere in the EU and end this shitty thing, so if anyone has any suggestions, they are welcome. The funny thing is that I already know how to drive, so my problem is purely theoretical and bureaucratic.
Re:Italy rated one of the hardest countries for foreigners t...
by throw_pm23 on Sunday March 26, 2023 @05:51AM
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Knowing how to drive is not 100% the same as knowing every little local rule and exception. Believe it or not, it is still practically useful to know who has priority when entering roundabouts and it can differ from country to country.
Re:Italy rated one of the hardest countries for foreigners t...
by inglor_cz on Sunday March 26, 2023 @05:36AM
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So this is still a thing? The Czech police arrested multiple criminal rings around driving schools that provided those sorts of "services" for foreigners.
Re:Italy rated one of the hardest countries for foreigners t...
by culopatin on Sunday March 26, 2023 @12:01PM
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Did you have a US license? We’re moving to Czechia this year and I’m trying to figure out what I can do about driving. What made you finally get a license there?
Also was thinking of getting a motorcycle license in the US so I can use it there for a while (since the moto license school is $1200usd vs 250 for a class in the us).