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Reclaim the Right Ltd. - reg.05783665 in the UK
reg. office:- 923 Finchley Road
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2nd September 2008, 10:29
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| | Platinum Account Customer
I am in: the a***hole of Manchester
Posts: 2,522
|  Definition of a full driving license?
Does anyone have one? I think it simply means one that is not a provisional. 
The reason for asking is that I'm going for an automatic only (I am aware of all the arguments for and against). However, where I to have an automatic license and I were to be asked "do you possess a full driving License" could I answer "yes"? | 
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2nd September 2008, 10:45
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| | Platinum Account Customer
I am in: my chair
Posts: 2,002
| Re: Definition of a full driving license?
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Originally Posted by gyzmo  Does anyone have one? Yep, can't afford to drive though! I think it simply means one that is not a provisional. When you've passed your test and applied for the full one yep - I think so - was 13 years ago, and yesterday is misty enough lol.
The reason for asking is that I'm going for an automatic only (I am aware of all the arguments for and against) I loved my auto, it was great. However, where I to have an automatic license and I were to be asked "do you possess a full driving License" could I answer "yes"? | Yes, words are confusing me though - you don't need 'an automatic licence' . If i'm misssing the point, I just got up!! | 
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2nd September 2008, 10:46
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#3 (permalink)
| | Platinum Account Customer
I am in: Hertfordshire
Posts: 10,129
| Re: Definition of a full driving license?
yes you could  but you probably should add the proviso (automatic) after | |
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2nd September 2008, 10:50
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#4 (permalink)
| | Platinum Account Customer
I am in: my chair
Posts: 2,002
| Re: Definition of a full driving license?
I hope I wasn't breaking the law! | |
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2nd September 2008, 10:56
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#5 (permalink)
| | Platinum Account Customer
I am in: Hertfordshire
Posts: 10,129
| Re: Definition of a full driving license?
if you only have an automatic licence and drive a manual car, then yes you probably are  | |
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2nd September 2008, 10:59
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#6 (permalink)
| | Platinum Account Customer
I am in: my chair
Posts: 2,002
| Re: Definition of a full driving license?
Were! car sold. I probably assumed it all came under PLG - private light goods? ...oooops  | |
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2nd September 2008, 11:00
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#7 (permalink)
| | Platinum Account Customer
I am in: Hertfordshire
Posts: 10,129
| Re: Definition of a full driving license?
tut tut young man | |
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2nd September 2008, 12:00
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#8 (permalink)
| | Gold Account Customer
I am in: I am out: I shake me all about
Posts: 502
| Re: Definition of a full driving license?
Quote:
Originally Posted by gyzmo Does anyone have one? I think it simply means one that is not a provisional.
The reason for asking is that I'm going for an automatic only (I am aware of all the arguments for and against). However, where I to have an automatic license and I were to be asked "do you possess a full driving License" could I answer "yes"? | You have a full licence to drive an automatic car only.
I'm sure you know this bit but, still gonna post it 
If you pass your test in a manual, you are licenced to drive a manual or an automatic
If you pass your test in an automatic, you are only licenced to drive automatics. | |
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2nd September 2008, 15:29
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#9 (permalink)
| | Site Team
I am in: The South West
Posts: 2,246
| Re: Definition of a full driving license?
Locutus is correct, Manual = both, Auto = Auto only. | |
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2nd September 2008, 17:37
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#10 (permalink)
| | Platinum Account Customer
I am in: the a***hole of Manchester
Posts: 2,522
| Re: Definition of a full driving license?
Thanks all (I think!) - I am aware that an automatic license does not allow driving a manual vehicle (unless accompanied etc as per a provisional).
It's just simply that U have driven automatics before. I don't see the point in all these extra pedals and that funny stick in the middle. Why do all the work when the car can do it for you? I have also taken lessons in a manual and, believe me, I was no good. Even the instructor said I should stick to automatics!
I've tried looking for the answer on other forums but all they consist of are a list of pros and cons for each.
So it is a full license in its own right then? | |
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2nd September 2008, 19:06
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#11 (permalink)
| | Site Team
I am in: The South West
Posts: 2,246
| Re: Definition of a full driving license?
Yes Gyz, it is. You have a full license for automatic cars.
Lex
( I have a auto myself, but I try and be there when I can ) | |
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