As part of the United Kingdom’s membership of the European Union, residents have been able to drive back and forth using their national driving licence.
However, if you’re driving further afield, countries outside of the EU might require you to take an international driving permit (IDP) to accompany your normal licence.
And although the UK has now left EU, during the transition period the old rules will continue to apply. Come December 31, though, depending on the deal that’s been negotiated, you might also need one of these permits to drive across Europe.
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