Germany Driver License Test
Posted byAn International driver's license is not acceptable for U.S. Sponsored individuals overseas in lieu of a USAREUR driver's license. This requirement applies to either a U.S. Forces-registered vehicle or a vehicle bearing German license plates (e.g., rental vehicles). Be prepared to take the driver's test soon after your arrival overseas.
I'm converting my driver's license from Florida to Germany, so all I need to do is take the theoretical exam. I just received confirmation from the driver's license office that I need to now take the theoretical exam, so now I know I can start seriously studying for the exam.
I'm wondering from others who have taken it (especially those who did in English), what they used to study and prepare? Any good resources? My German isn't that great just yet, but I saw I can take the exam in English.
For instance, one resource I found is this, but the website seems to be from the 1990s, so I'm not so sure about it.
Driving Test Germany
Percy jackson and the last olympian pdf. And for those hoping to get more info on how to convert licenses, I found this website to be very helpful: http://www.fahrschule-berlin-prenzlauer-berg.de/german%20driving%20license%20exchange.html
Germany Driver License Test
- This FREE site was created to assist you with learning the material and testing your knowledge of the USAREUR Driver License manual for Germany. How to use this site. Use the numbered tabs above to study and practice: Start with tab 1 and work your way to tab 3.
- Start studying USAREUR License. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.
- USAREUR License Test Available Online to Service Members and Dependents. This test is one of the biggest challenges for newcomers in Germany and stories of taking it two or three times to pass are not uncommon. Service members can use their common access card and family members can use the benefits number on the back of their ID card to log into JKO and access the training and test.
- To get a driver’s license in Germany, you need to be at least 18 years old (or 17 with a legal guardian). Germany follows the EU regulations for license categories, such as B for cars ( Personenkraftwagen or PKW ) and C for small trucks ( Lastkraftwagen or LKW ).
- The USAREUR driver’s license allows service members, civilians and their family members to drive in Germany and much of Europe without going through the process of attaining a local driver’s license. Germany is well-known for its autobahn, a network of roadways that the U.S. Interstate highway system emulated.
- USAREUR License Test Available Online to Service Members and Dependents. This test is one of the biggest challenges for newcomers in Germany and stories of taking it two or three times to pass are not uncommon. Service members can use their common access card and family members can use the benefits number on the back of their ID card to log into JKO and access the training and test.