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Edwin Hayward
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A ton of aspects of driving in the EU will change if there's a no deal Brexit
- need international driving permit
- have to swap your UK license for an EU one before 29 March if you're living in the EU, or face taking your driving test again
gov.uk/guidance/prepa…
- need a GB sticker on your vehicle if your numberplate is a Euro-plate (EU flag + GB sign) unless you replace it with a GB-only numberplate
- need a green card to prove you have motor insurance (may also need separate proof for your trailer)
- can no longer make claims via a UK-based claims representative or MIB after an accident
- must register commercial trailers over 750kg and non-commercial trailers over 3,500kg
- What a mess. Thanks, Brexit!
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