Generally your national licence and a translation (if not included) is required. Adventure Touring specifically requires only your national licence.

Visas are not required for U.S. tourists entering Canada, Mexico or most Caribbean islands from the U.S. for stays up to 180 days. You will, however, need (1) proof of your U.S. citizenship such as (a) your U.S. passport or (b) your certified copy of your birth certificate and government issued photo identification. (For information on obtaining a U.S. passport, check with your Marathon Travel consultant).

All drivers should have held a full driver's licence for two years or longer. A current acceptable overseas, New Zealand or International licence is required from all intending drivers. At the Manager's discretion, a holder of a licence for less than three years is acceptable but may incur higher insurance excess.

All you need is your regular valid drivers license. Age between 25 and 70 years. Drivers between 21 and 24 years pay $10/day insurance supplement. Drivers over 70 may be accepted upon request. Only persons named on the contract are permitted to drive the rented vehicle.

No, you can use your own driving licence to drive in the UK for up to 12 months from the date of your last entry into the country, or you can drive with a current International Driving Permit. For more information on driving in England, Scotland or Wales, contact the Driving and Vehicle Licencing Agency, or for Northern Ireland contact Driving and Vehicle Licencing Northern Ireland.

If you will be driving for a period that is longer than three (3) months and you need to have an International Drivers Licence. Otherwise, we need a valid licence from your own state/country. Yes, we do hire baby and booster seats for a nominal daily fee of $3 per day to a maximum of $25 per hire, each. Front/Rear facing Baby seats suitable for newborn to 18kg. Booster seats suitable for toddlers 14kg to 26kg. All vehicles have the required fittings. Be sure to book with your online reservation.

No. Your U.S. driver's license is fine for a car. To rent a Vespa or other small motorcycle, you must have an International Driver's license. Easy to obtain at any AAA travel office for about $10.

Rental cars are available at most Airports for drivers over 21 years of age with a valid driver's license. Major credit cards are usually required for drivers under 25. Because of the small size of many islands, and the uniqueness of many circle island tours, you may find renting a car unnecessary.

Visa requirements are due to constant changes, please always check requirements with your local travel agent or with TOWANDA Women. New Zealand: Visa is not required for visit up to 3 month for most European, Australian visitors and tourists from USA. USA: Visa is not required for most European, Australian & New Zealand visitors for visits up to 90 days.

It isn't required, but it can't hurt. It costs approximately $20 to purchase an International Driver's Permit (IDP), which is simply a translation of a valid U.S. driver's license. This document can prevent a lot of problems for clients driving abroad, especially if they are driving in a country where they don't speak the language, or in a non-tourist area. Per the U.S. State Department only two companies are allowed to issue IDPs. For details, see http://travel.state.

All drivers should have held a full driver's licence for three years or longer. A current acceptable overseas, New Zealand or International licence is required from all intending drivers. At the Manager's discretion, a holder of a licence for less than three years is acceptable but may incur higher insurance excess.

All drivers must hold a current, non-probationary licence (with an English translation shown on the licence) from their country of residence, or an international drivers permit. Licences (and a valid passport) must be carried at all times when driving, and for rentals longer than three months, licence regulations should be checked with the motor registration authority on arrival in Australia.

If your licence lapses, even by just one day, up to and including three years, you will be required to write an examination. You will have to pay the prescribed fee of $180, which would entitle you to the materials on which you will be tested, and asked to attend the training center on a pre-dertermined examination date.

Before you, as a resident of New Brunswick, may obtain a learner's licence, you must first pass an examination to determine if you meet the required vision standards. Appointments can be set up by contacting one of the Driver Examiner's offices, which are located at Service New Brunswick (SNB) Centres throughout the Province. To obtain a learner's licence, you must also have an acceptable knowledge of road signs, rules of the road and safe driving practices.

Yes you can renew your licence if it has not been expired for over two (2) years. If it has been expired more than two (2) years, you must contact the Driver Examiner's Office for an appointment to complete a vision, written, and road test.

The Fund paid for property damages or personal injuries caused by the uninsured vehicle of which you were either the owner or the driver. The Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Act requires that a suspension be recorded with the Ministry of Transportation against the owner and driver of the uninsured vehicle when a payment is made from the Fund on their behalf, until the amount is repaid in full, or a satisfactory repayment schedule is established.