http://dmv.com/ca/california

A thing pops up that says "Detour the California DMV"
You can chose any state you want and it will take you to it's page with all of it's rules!
Source(s):
http://dmv.com/ca/california

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driving laws for certain countries like canada, mexico, australia, newzealand etc...

pls copy paste link properly to view because temporarily the link was down



http://72.14.235.132/search?q=cache:yUAoe4umFlUJ:www.nhtsa.dot.gov/people/injury/research/pub/DWIothercountries/dwiothercountries.html+researching+driving+laws&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=10&gl=in


driving law in wiki

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Driving#Driving_laws

UK Vs USA - Driving Laws

http://thekexperience.okeiweb.com/present/here-and-now/uk-vs-usa-driving-laws.html

Self-Drive Motoring holidays in Spain.
Tips on driving abroad in Spain. Motoring rules and regulations in Spain. Spanish motoring laws.

http://driving.drive-alive.co.uk/driving-in-spain.htm

legal age driving in us is sixteen and eighteen in india
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In the United States, your driving is generally governed by the state in which you received your driver's license. There are exceptions, and there are gotchas, but you won't end up in jail for any of them anymore so long as you observe the posted speed limit and don't drive like an idiot. That being said, we got pulled over for making a u-turn in Memphis, Tennessee, something that would have been legal outside city limits.

I would guess that most countries have a site where you can see the driving code, but the truth is that unless you have driven in that country, you are generally better using public transportation or hailing a cab. For instance, if traffic drives on the other side of the road, you run a serious risk of death in a head-on collision.
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