"driving permit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a document that grants an individual the legal authority to operate a motor vehicle. For example, "I had to take a written and practical test in order to obtain my driving permit."
Police allegedly confiscated the musician's driving permit and his passenger had to drive the BMW home.
The other two policies turn the driving permit into a tradable commodity.
A driving permit is free (pick it up at the Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site, which confusingly enough is adjacent to the national park).
Ledecky, who hopes to get her driving permit when she returns home, turned it on in the final laps to win in 8 minutes 13.86 seconds.
In an effort to defuse the dispute, the village board voted on March 23 to reduce its beach driving permit to $25 for village residents and nonresidents alike.
Sample questions:. 1. Finding a lost learner's driving permit in a teenager's room is like: a. Finding a fragment of the Peking Man during an archeological dig.
They staked out contrasting positions on healthcare and education funding, driving permits for undocumented immigrants, the state's voter ID law and raising the minimum wage.
The ferry schedule is erratic as the weather cools and nonexistent when the bay freezes over, and driving permits are difficult to obtain.
Operation Safe Road is looking into claims that the secretary of state's office in the 1990s accepted bribes to issue driving permits: several of the fraudulent truckers were involved in horrific crashes.
That would move California closer to the policies of three other states: New Mexico and Washington allow illegal immigrants to apply for licenses, and Utah allows them to apply for driving permits that don't count as government IDs.
For example, motorists may need to obtain an International Driving Permit if they wish to drive within the EU, as a UK driving license may not be recognised.
