á÷ìéôåøðéä æä äîöá:
http://travel.stackexchange.com/ques...motorcycle-lic
ëìåîø ëì òåã äøéùéåï ùìê ëúåá áàðâìéú (åæä äîöá) àæ äåà ú÷ó áàøä"á
ìâáé äîâáìä, àéï áàøä"á ãøâåú ùì øéùéåï ìàåôðåò àæ ìà äééúé îöôä ìàëéôä ùì æä àáì ìà îöàúé îéãò îãåéé÷ òì äðåùà.
áè÷ññ:
Foreign nationals may drive with a valid, unexpired driver's license from another state or country for up to 90 days after moving to Texas. If you plan to drive with an out of country driver's license, we strongly recommend that you also get an International Driver's Permit (IDP). The IDP is a document secured in one's home country of origin and serves only as a valid translation of a home country driver's license. It may not be used by itself, as the official home country driver's license must accompany it to be considered a valid driving document. Please check with your home country government office on how to obtain an IDP in your home country. You will not be able to get an IDP once you are already in the U.S. Although the IDP is typically valid for one year, please keep in mind that you are only allowed to drive in Texas without a Texas driver's license for up to 90 days.
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