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    Florida Savvy RubAyr's Avatar
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    Driving Licence Photocard

    Hi, I've just changed from a paper driving licence to the photocard licence.

    When I received the photocard I also got a counterpart licence. Do I have to take the counterpart licence with me to Florida?

    Thanks
    Kaz



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    Yes you do, the car rental firm may want to see it,i think they ask for it to be taken although i have never had to show them mine yet.

    Dave


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    Thanks for the info Dave.

    Kaz


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    According to the DVLC, neither part is legal without the other, so in theory you always carry both parts. I have the photocard in my wallet, but I never carry the counterpart, unless I am renting a car. Even then, the only people who have ever asked to see it are car rental companies in the UK. I don't believe that outside the UK they even know the counterpart section exists - none of the other European driving licences have this. In the USA I have never been asked for it, but as Dave says, better safe than sorry.
    Keith


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    Same here, I always take the paper copy but have never been asked for it!
    Andy


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