Yes, contact the Canadian Automobile Associations for more information.
No passport required
It depends on where you're coming from. Travel between Canada and USA for example, requires a passport or international travel document issued by your state.
No. Regardless of your point of origin, all persons entering Canada by air from another country must have a passport.
You do not necessarily need a passport to cross the USA border from Canada if you have a driver's license.
Generally a month or two after the interview but it can take much longer, for some it will take forever if they are not approved.
No, you cannot get a drivers license in Canada if you are a US citizen.
It would be advisable to obtain an International license while driving in Canada, but a valid driver's license from any country is valid at many car rental agencies in the country.
You cannot drive in the US on a UK drivers license, or ANY other foreign license (except Canada & Mexico). You must apply for an International Drivers License issued under the auspices of the AAA (American Automobile Association). I'm told that it is a relatively simple process.
not if you live in Canada
You cannot drive in the US on a UK drivers license, or ANY other foreign license (except Canada & Mexico). You must apply for an International Drivers License issued under the auspices of the AAA (American Automobile Association). I'm told that it is a relatively simple process.
"Licence" is the spelling common to Commonwealth countries (Canada, United Kingdom, South Africa, Zimbabwe, etc.". "License" is the spelling used in the United States of America (and may be used in Canada, as well).
Canada is a member of the Driver's License Compact. This compact stipulates that provinces share information on license suspensions with one another.
Well, it depends on where you live and what the laws are in that specific region. in canada, that perosn would probably go to jail.
Heck no
No.
Yes. Most countries honour valid driving licenses from other countries. If in doubt you can apply for an International one from your own country.
No. An enhanced drivers license ("EDL") is equivalent to a U.S. Passport CARD, not a booklet. An EDL can be used for travel by land or sea between the United States and Canada, Mexico or the Caribbean. Because of international treaties on air travel, all passengers and crew on international flights must possess a passport booklet.