Thursday, August 2, 2012

Alabama and South Korea Recognize Driver's Licenses

South Korea and Alabama have announced that on Friday they will sign a mutual agreement to recognize driver's licenses.

The agreement means that residents of either region, who hold a license, would be able to obtain a license in the other region without additional tests or training.

Commercial driver's licenses are not covered under the agreement.

Alabama becomes the tenth state to make such an agreement with South Korea, joining Maryland, Virginia, Washington, Massachusetts, Texas, Florida, Oregon, Michigan and Idaho.

Korea's government states that they wish to continue seeking out mutual agreements with other countries, and US states.

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