Can I drive in London, England with a prior DUI arrest?
I am traveling to London this spring. I was arrested for DUI over two years ago. I was never convicted. It was an SIS and I finished my probabtion without incident. Is this going to be an issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated. ...
I am traveling to London this spring. I was arrested for DUI over two years ago. I was never convicted. It was an SIS and I finished my probabtion without incident. Is this going to be an issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
It shouldn't be.
if your license is good here then it should be good there
There is absolutely no reciprocity between an American state and a foreign country. Even if you were convicted of a DUI and had a revoked license and escaped sentencing for a DUI, there would be no consequences in a foreign country. In fact there would be no way for anyone on the state level to even contact nor approach that country to ask for you or to observe any decisions of their courts.
I hope that was clear enough.
The only entity that can confer with a foreign country is the U.S. government. However, driver licensing is a power solely of each individual state. So the government would never contact a foreign country on behalf of a state.
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