Hi. My (adult) daughter and I came over from the UK last month and stayed with family in Georgia while we got set up with a truck and travel trailer. We were told - apparently incorrectly - by a driving test office in GA that I could take my driving ...
Bobbo wrote:Chopper Hopper wrote:What I would suggest then to simplify. Have your family member register in their name and you provide the insurance to cover vehicles.I am not sure this will be acceptable to the relative. If there is an accident, and...
DesertHawk wrote:Check (or call Telephone Toll Free: 888-683-4636 or 888-MVD-INFO) New Mexico Motor Vehicle Dept. (NM DMV), also South Dakota MVD (Phone: (605) 773.3541 Email: motorv@state.sd.us SD MVD).States are not all the same. NM has been giving...
Naio wrote:I would try calling an RV rental place, like Cruise America. I see a lot of Europeans in their rigs. I know you don't plan on renting from them, but if you get a nice person they might just be willing to advise you on how things work.Bril...
navegator wrote:If you have a current UK drivers license and the vehicles are current in the UK, you have nothing to worry, you can drive all over the U.S.A., Canada and Mexico, there is a treaty that refers to reciprocity with other countries, Canad...
But you will have already registered your truck and camper Chopper - that's the issue. My sister doesn't want me to put them in her name (debt issues!) and I can't register them in my own name. Insurance wasn't a problem, they were happy to take my m...
