FRONT OF THE PHOTOCARD DRIVING LICENCE EXPLAINED
Yamaha motif 6 xs. Front of the UK photocard driving licence explained
- Your licence personal details (1, 2 and 3): Fields 1, 2 and 3 of your photocard driving licence display your surname, first names, date and place of birth.
- Date of driving licence issue, photo expiry, issuing authority (4): The date displayed in 4a is the date the photocard licence was issued. 4b displays the date the photocard must be renewed and 4cdisplays the authority that issued the licence (DVLA).
- Driver number (5): Driving licence number format explained.
- JONES – Displaying first five letters of your surname. If surname is less than five characters in length, the remaining spaces will comprise of the digit 9.
- 849339 – First and last numbers are the year of birth. Second and third numbers are month of birth. (Note: in the case of female driving licence holders, ‘5’ is added to the second digit, this means that the second digit will be 5 or 6). The fourth and fifth digits are the day of the month of your birth.
- TS – The first two initials of your forenames. If you have only one initial then the second character will be a ‘9’.
- 8AD – Computer check digits.
- **– Licence numbers
- Licence holder’s signature (6): This is digitally reproduced and burned into the photocard from the signature you provided on the application form.
- Ghost photograph (7): This ghosted image of the licence holder’s photograph is a security feature.
- Issuing authority roundel (8): This shows the stamp of the EC authority that issued the driving licence.
- Holder’s address (9): This shows the licence holder’s permanent address in Great Britain.
- Holder’s photograph (10): This is digitally reproduced from the photograph provided by the licence applicant.
- Entitlement categories (11): The letters in capitals show the categories of entitlement covered by the European Community Directive. National categories are shown in smaller letters.
BACK OF THE PHOTOCARD DRIVING LICENCE EXPLAINED
- Production barcode (12): Used to link a photocard licence with its counterpart licence ready for dispatch.
- Not used (13 / 14)
- Pictograms (15): These illustrations are representations to easily explain the types of vehicles in those categories shown.
- I believe EXP is short for Expiration Date and ISS is short for the Date Issued. Some licenses don't match up with the data entry screens, as states vary in how the license is designed.
- Drivers License Restriction Codes. Most of the Oregon drivers license restriction codes can be located through the DMV website and we urge you to go ahead and visit the site for an up to date list. We try to keep our list as fresh as possible, but the DMV is always first to roll out the updates when the changes come.
PROVISIONAL DRIVING LICENCE
Easeus license code 2018. A GB provisional driving licence contains the same information as a full licence. The letter ‘L’ displayed on the provisional driving licence has been placed by the DVLA since September 1999 on all GB provisional licences and confirms the holder is a learner driver.
What Does 4a Iss Mean On Fl Drivers License
If you look at the driver’s license card carefully, you can see that your California driver’s license issue date is written on the right bottom corner of your card, marked as ISS. In the sample California driver’s license card, you can see ISS is September 30, 2010. So this is your official issue date. It is the abbreviation of Issue Date.