Planning a Trip Abroad
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The car must be stopped when meeting a Government stage on the road, or a horse that appears frightened. A permit to Automobile Touring Abroad 195 drive is always necessary unless the driver can produce a permit issued by his own Government and when that Government and Switzerland act upon a reciprocity basis with regard to these permits.
The same rule as stated just above ap- plies to foreign drivers in Italy, and five days after arrival is the time limit for obtaining a permit, either upon th...is reci- procity basis or by examination. For a car weighing 1,200 pounds (500 kilo- grams) or under the duty is $40, and will be refunded upon leaving the country within six months. Petrol in Italy costs about as much as it does in Paris.
Austria discriminates a little and charges 130 kronen duty on the car and 10 kronen per 220 pounds (100 kilo- grams) on the weight of the motor — all of which is refunded when the car leaves Austrian territory.
Duty is not often demanded in Ger- many when the person accompanying the car can show a passport and prove by convincing argument that the car has been in his possession a certain length of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The car must be stopped when meeting a Government stage on the road, or a horse that appears frightened. A permit to Automobile Touring Abroad 195 drive is always necessary unless the driver can produce a permit issued by his own Government and when that Government and Switzerland act upon a reciprocity basis with regard to these permits.
The same rule as stated just above ap- plies to foreign drivers in Italy, and five days after arrival is the time limit for obtaining a permit, either upon th...is reci- procity basis or by examination. For a car weighing 1,200 pounds (500 kilo- grams) or under the duty is $40, and will be refunded upon leaving the country within six months. Petrol in Italy costs about as much as it does in Paris.
Austria discriminates a little and charges 130 kronen duty on the car and 10 kronen per 220 pounds (100 kilo- grams) on the weight of the motor — all of which is refunded when the car leaves Austrian territory.
Duty is not often demanded in Ger- many when the person accompanying the car can show a passport and prove by convincing argument that the car has been in his possession a certain length of time.
What to read after Planning a Trip Abroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blair Jaekel to read onlineMoreLess
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