The good ol' DMV

[Apex]

Not too bad.

[Steve M]

Ha ha..

[patchz]

All I had to do was send a check in the mail. They mailed my DL back to me. Beats the heck out of standing in line.

[Hagar]

Unless it's taken away for some reason my driving licence is valid until my 70th birthday. After that I will have to apply to renew it every 3 years.

PS. I just realised that the photo on my licence has to be renewed every 10 years. I wonder how many British drivers know that. http://www.yourdrivinglicence.co.uk/renewing-your-photo-driving-licence-every-10-years.html

[Fozzer]

I'm into my second "Photograph" Driving Licence renewal now, every three years...
Age 70...73...76.... ...!

I still use my "70 year-old Photo" on my Licences...makes me look like I'm 16 years old again... .... ....!

I just have to confirm to the Agency that I still have a complete set of Marbles each time I renew my Drivers Licence... ...!

...I've convinced them so far... ... ...!

(Previously our Driving Licences were just a sheet of paper, no photo, lasting until we reached either 70 years of age...or Death...whichever came sooner!).

Paul...60 years Driving, Cars/Motorbikes....clean Licence!.... 8-)...!

[H]

...makes me look like I'm 16 years old again...

Strange -- we don't act that old.

I just have to confirm to the Agency that I still have a complete set of Marbles each time I renew my Drivers Licence...

How does one accomplish that -- a rattle of the head?

....clean Licence!

Mine, too: forgot the wallet in my trouser pocket when it went through the wash (good thing they laminate it*).



New Hampshire requires an in-person renewal appointment every four years so they can take a new, very unprofessional photo of you -- then they mail the license so that it can get lost in the mail while you change addresses during the two weeks it's floating around.


* The license, although trouser lamination would sometimes be useful.

8-)

[aussiewannabe]

forgot the wallet in my trouser pocket when it went through the wash (good thing they laminate it*).

Been there, done that