Driving License required for travelling to France from UK

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Can I drive in France with a UK license?

If your UK driving licence was first issued before 1 January 2021. Your licence is recognised in France for as long as it is valid. Paper licences are usually valid until you are 70. For plastic photocard licences, the expiry date is on the front.

What documents do I need to travel by car to France?

To drive in France, you will also need proof of insurance, proof of ownership of your car (V5C) and your passport. To avoid any fines, make sure your car has GB stickers on it, and keep the following safety items in your car: warning triangle, reflective safety vests and beam deflectors.

Can I travel to France with my driving license only?

Visitors must be aged 18 or over and hold a full, valid driving licence to legally drive in France. Riders of mopeds or motorcycles up to 125cc must be aged 16 or over. Driving licences issued in EU and EEA countries are accepted. International driving permits are recognised but not required.

What documents do I need to drive in France in 2021?

Here's everything you need to carry with you when driving in France and a couple of things to leave at home:

• Full and valid driver's licence.
• V5C (or a VE103 document for rental vehicles)
• Proof of Insurance.
• Passport/national ID.
• Reflective jackets for all passengers.
• Warning triangles.
• Headlamp beam deflectors.

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