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<p>US Department of Defense (DoD) military and civilian personnel stationed at US
military bases in the UK, and who are subject to the NATO Status of Forces Agreement,
are permitted to drive on their domestic licenses. However, the US DoD requires its
military and civilian personnel, and their dependents, to pass a DVLA written driving
test before permitting their staff to drive in the UK. US diplomatic staff, to whom
the NATO Status of Forces Agreement does not apply, can apply to the DVLA for a Diplomatic
Driving Permit without taking any further tests but, in the interim, may drive in
the UK on their domestic licenses for a period of up to one year.</p><p> </p>
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