You realize that I was describing the GERMAN drivers eduction (long, 
expensive, thorough) with the US (quick, cheap, superficial)?

I also wasn't talking about "transferred" personell who are in the US 
for maximum of two years. I was talking of immigrants to the US, who are 
staying here permanently.

I had an International Drivers License when I came to NY, but I 
stayed... oh, yes, New Jersey doesn't require a road test AFAIK, but 
that is not a new thing.

Unfortunately, I don't understand your comment regarding "diving 
matters". In what context are you talking about?

Udo


Andy Schmidt wrote:

>>>You have to take a very tough written exam and IF you pass that one, you
>>>
> can take the road test. So, if you finally end up passing and receiving your
> drivers license, you may have spend somewhere between $1,500 to $6,000.
<<
> 
> Hopefully, you're being better advised with respect to diving matters.
> 
> All that's needed was to get an International Driver's License (so that U.S.
> DOT personnel can READ it), then take your written test (after spending a
> night of intense studying over the official book) and an hour later, after
> paying your license fee, you have a NJ Driver's License.  We've gone through
> this numerous times with transferred personnel.
> 
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