Mit L17 Führerschein begleitet in Niederlande fahren?

Hallo bin Österreicher, bin 17 und habe bereits meinen Führerschein gemacht. Ich fahre mit meinem Vater, mit dem ich auch die 3000 Kilometer gefahren bin in die Niederlande und wollte fragen ob ich mit ihm als Beifahrer das überhaupt darf. (bin noch 17, werd in 4 monaten 18)

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bikerfan73
4 months ago

You can drive in Germany. In the Netherlands no longer. They don’t recognize him. So you should exchange the place at the German / Dutch border.

notting
4 months ago

Here are the regulations for B(E)F17: https://www.adac.de/verkehr/rund-um-den-fuehrerschein/enwerb/begleiter-fahr/

The certificate of examination applies only in Germany as a “guide certificate replacement”. The document is not recognised as valid proof of the existence of a valid driving licence abroad. An exception applies to Austria: On the basis of a decree of the Austrian Ministry of Transport of 17 July 2012, a German certificate of examination is also recognised there (but only until the 18th birthday).

I’m sure it’s similar to you. clubs like the ADAC that have similar websites. Since NL is not a neighbouring country of A, I think that is unlikely.

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PalBeron
4 months ago
Reply to  notting

L17 is completely different

RedPanther
4 months ago

There are, in principle, not recognized in foreign countries any “settles” that govern you at national level. Only if there are agreements, such as between D and AT with regard to driving with 17.

The Dutch policeman will in doubt want to see an EU card driver’s license from you. Either you have this one and you can drive, no matter who else is in the car, or you don’t have one and you can’t drive.

PalBeron
4 months ago
Reply to  RedPanther

However, he must not drive it in NL

RedPanther
4 months ago
Reply to  PalBeron

Is there a full EU card licence issued in Austria directly as L17er?

PalBeron
4 months ago

L17 Is actually completely different from BF17 with you. With us the L17 training begins with 15.5 and ends with 17 with the practical examination. Once you have the practical exam (only from 17) you get the normal EU guide.

The only difference before the 18th birthday is not recognized everywhere. From 18 he is automatically recognized everywhere because the normal driving licence is.

wiki01
4 months ago

This must be checked for foreign countries. Not everywhere is the license recognized. The Netherlands does not recognise this licence.

Lachlan
4 months ago

Didn’t you want to go to Canada and there w&t and have some other peculiar questions left here?

So slowly you should be aware of what you are, who you are and what is your concern at all. Are you bored or what’s wrong with you?

Ansosnten You only give us our time and we do not need any employment therapy from a incognito.