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Newsgroups: net.legal
Subject: On possessing more than one driver's license
Message-ID: <398@houxt.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 1-May-84 15:38:57 EDT
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Posted: Tue May  1 15:38:57 1984
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At least in N.J., it is not (legally) possible to hold a license for N.J.
and simultaneously hold one for a different state (I am referring to passenger
car licenses. I have no info regarding interstate truckers and the like.) My
information comes from the Department of Motor Vehicles of N.J. at Freehold,
N.J.

The person I spoke to there indicated that the restriction was not instituted
that long ago, but that she didn't know the reasoning that led to its adoption.

What I would like to know is the reason for this restriction. I would have
expected that as long as one would pay the registration fees for each state,
there would be no objection on the part of any state to "multi-licensing."

Anyone with an explanation?
-- 
Harlan B. Braude
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