And to add onto what you’re saying, most countries have a form of licensure for various activities to make sure that ignorance isn’t a valid excuse. Driving is likely the most common license that a person can get, and that requires written and practical tests at minimum.
Not necessarily practical. I didn’t have to take a practical exam to get my license. Just had to have my parents sign a paper saying they spent X amount of hours in the car while I was driving.
It was in Texas. At the time the state just didn’t require a practical exam for moving from a learners permit to a full license. I just had to take a laughably easy written exam.
And to add onto what you’re saying, most countries have a form of licensure for various activities to make sure that ignorance isn’t a valid excuse. Driving is likely the most common license that a person can get, and that requires written and practical tests at minimum.
Not necessarily practical. I didn’t have to take a practical exam to get my license. Just had to have my parents sign a paper saying they spent X amount of hours in the car while I was driving.
I’ve lived in a few countries and not heard of this. Do you care to share a few details?
It was in Texas. At the time the state just didn’t require a practical exam for moving from a learners permit to a full license. I just had to take a laughably easy written exam.
So no practical from learners to full license, or no practical at all for the whole process?
None at all for the whole process, although I think they changed it a while back.
Thanks for the clarification. That’s craziness to me. I chose the wrong (or right) states to live in while I was there