Hi All out there 

I would like to ask some simple questions regarding the following Vehicle
licensing authories

- England, Scotland , Wales DVLA
- Republic of Ireland
- Northern Ireland
- Austria
- Belgium
- Quebec
- Ontario
- New York State
- Texas 

  - First question All the top areas have 1 and only 1 vehicle licencing 
    authority. Is this correct?

  - Second Question This question refers to a bog standard FULL
driver's licence (not interested in learning licences or licences for
larger vehicles)

   Please state for  combination of the above authorithies if one can
exchange driving licences (This sholuld be a total of 36 combinations)

Also clarify if the exchange can happen in only one direction (e.g. New York
would exchange a Texas licence but not vice versa)

May the force be with you 

Mongolia

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Clarification of Question by mongolia-ga on 06 Aug 2006 18:19 PDT

Any further thoughts on this?
Mongolia

New York State Department of Motor Vehicles: http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/
Texas Dept.of Public Safety: http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/

All U.S. states accept licenses from other U.S. states (under the
"full faith and credit" article of constitution).

Hi Nelson,
It is immaterial to this question, but in California, only the driving
test is waived if you have a license from another state.  You must
still take the eye test and written examination.
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/dl/dl_info.htm#2500

Mongolia,
Since I couldn't find a site that expressed this clearly, it probably
won't be of much use to you, but I understand that in Austria vehicle
registration is handled by the individual states (8 "Länder" and
Vienna).

Cheers, Myoarin