Driving in Israel with a US learners permit

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Can a US citizen drive in Israel with a New York State learners permit?



Best Answer

No, Israel does not recognise foreign learners permits, only full (valid) licenses and even then they require you to meet the age restrictions Israeli licenses are issued under.

http://rishuy.mot.gov.il/en/driving-licences/46-israel-fdl




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Can you drive with a US license in Israel?

Yes, you can rent a car and drive with an American driving license. As long as your license has your photo and your name in English, you don't need an additional international license.

Do I need an international driving permit to drive in Israel?

Here's what you need to keep in mind when driving in Israel: You need to have a valid driver's license from your own country. You're not required to have an international driver's license. On the other hand, an international driver's license makes a nice souvenir of your car rental trip.

Can visitors drive in Israel?

The law allows tourists or foreign workers to drive without worrying about converting their driver's license. Visitors who enter and leave Israel can drive with a foreign license for an additional year, provided they spend a period of time abroad after their previous visit to Israel.

Can you drive overseas with a US license?

International Driving PermitsMany countries do not recognize a U.S. driver's license, but most accept an International Driving Permit (IDP).




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