driving licence

noun

1. an official document or certificate authorizing a person to drive a motor vehicle

Example Sentences

The 44-year-old's bank cards, driving licence and phone were taken when he was attacked and robbed last year.

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The inquiry heard that, when purchasing the machete, the killer used a driving licence which belonged to a man who was in his 60s and living in Uxbridge as age verification.

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As well as proving a person's right to work the government promise that it will in future "make it simpler to apply for services like driving licences, childcare and welfare."

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The government said that, in time, digital IDs would make it easier to apply for services such as driving licences, childcare and welfare.

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For the second and third purchases, he had "somehow" obtained two real driving licences belonging to adults named only as "Alice" and "Samuel" and used them "illicitly".

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