It's also a Danish law.
But it's not a matter of citizenship, but of
residenceship, right?
Jan, you can take your (possible) LT car with you
into Norway, can't you?
Anyway if I hired a car in Germany or Sweden, the
chance for being nicked would be very small with the open borders. And I don't
know the penalty.
Jesper
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 4:58
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Subject: RE: [BoundaryPoint] Re: USMX
tripoints
"Jan S. Krogh" <jan.krogh@...>
wrote:
>Also in Norway it is notallowed for a Norwegian residing
inhis native
>countryto drive a foreign registered car.
What's
the reasoning behind this? And can you be exempted from this
rule?
Imaging having Swedish (or whatever) friend over for a couple
of days
and the two of you are going off to visit some far-away place with
his car. Whereas you don't own a car, you do have a driving licence.
This place not being close, you'd want to take turns driving the car.
Whenever you'd be driving, you'd actually be violating the
law?
-Pepijn
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