Driving License
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SunFlower11
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Driving License
Are you allowed to drive a friend`s car in Finland? Do you need a written permission to do it? If yes, what should it look like?
Re: Driving License
Yes you are. Residents of Finland are not allowed to drive cars registered to abroad alone though.SunFlower11 wrote:Are you allowed to drive a friend`s car in Finland? Do you need a written permission to do it? If yes, what should it look like?
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SunFlower11
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Re: Driving License
So no written permision is needed if the car is registered in Finland?
Re: Driving License
No. Not needed.SunFlower11 wrote:So no written permision is needed if the car is registered in Finland?
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Pursuivant
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Re: Driving License
No, the car has (to have) the insurance, not the driver. So there is no such thing as "uninsured driver" - if theres an "uninsured car" (let alone uninspected or untaxed) and you get pulled over theres no excuses but a serious amount of money to pay. A few thousand per week... So any note from the friend is irrelevant compared to the inpection papers and a receipt on tax and insurance. And its all irrelevant what the papets say, as the final authority is the police/DMV computer...
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