I think we need an Executive Order that state licensing of foreign visitors is prohibited by international treaty. They are supposed to have a driver license from their own country and then acquire an International Driver Permit.








This is what most countries agree to and their citizens are expected to do this. So the treaty applies both ways.

Conservatives don't emphasize treaties too much. And some people argue that the Treaty is only finding a way to accomodate foreign drivers (as part of a tourism industry) therefore states can make it more generous. But having a valid drivers license from even another country tells us whether that person may have been excluded from driving privileges, and we shouldn't let them drive here. They probably have certain restrictions just as we do. If somebody skips all of the ordinary protocol why should they be driving a vehicle around here?


http://www.adcidl.com/convention-on-...ffic-1943.html