driver’s licence means a licence to drive a vehicle for hire issued pursuant to this bylaw;

driver’s licence means a valid Code 08 (EB) licence, Code 10 (C1) licence or international driver’s licence issued by the applicable authorities.

driver’s licence means driver's licence as defined under The Drivers and Vehicles Act. (« permis de conduire »)

Examples of driver’s licence in a sentence

If observed or reported to Licensing, you may be at risk of receiving a Fixed Penalty Notice and Penalty Points against your Hackney Carriage/Private Hire Drivers Licence.
Income Tax Assessment N.B. Hospital/Medical Card Property Tax Assessment Employment Insurance Drivers Licence WORK REFERRAL: Employer Work Location (Plant) _ First Day Work Craft Skill (yy/mm/dd) I hereby swear the above information to be true and correct and apply for subsistence having met the above qualifications.
Client also agrees to compensate MP for any time spent and expenses incurred by MP in defense of any such claim.
Crew members may only drive the car if they are in possession of a valid driving licence.Drivers must:- either hold any kind of Drivers' Licence valid for the current year and the Competition,- or obtain a "Regularity Rally Driving Permit" from the organiser.
Employees shall provide a Driver's Licence Abstract upon request of the Employer.

More Definitions of driver’s licence

driver’s licence means a licence to drive a Private Hire Vehicle granted under the provisions of the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976

driver’s licence means a driver’s licence issued under the Road Traffic Act 1974 and includes an extraordinary licence issued under that Act;

driver’s licence means a licence issued to a limousine driver under this Schedule, and “licensed driver” has a corresponding meaning;

driver’s licence means a licence to drive a Hackney Carriage granted under the provisions of the Town Police Clauses Act 1847 and the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976

driver’s licence means an official valid document enabling the User to drive a Vehicle. In the Czech Republic, the following are considered to be valid driver’s licences: (a) issued in the Czech Republic in accordance with the applicable legal regulations of the Czech Republic; (b) issued in the Member States of the European Union in accordance with EU legal regulations; (c) issued in other States recognized in Czech Republic according to the applicable legal regulations of the Czech Republic as valid for the purposes of driving; and (d) valid international driver’s licences along with national driver’s licences recognized in Czech Republic according to the applicable legal regulations of the Czech Republic as valid for the purposes of driving.

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