fshowerthoughts·Showerthoughtsbyfmstrat It's used more as a Drinking License than a Drivers License.View original on lemmy.nowsci.com38Comments8Reply
Jeena piefed.jeena.net3Hide 3 repliesOnly in the US. In Germany we can drink at 16 but drive at 18.8Reply
ffmstrat replylemmy.nowsci.com2Hide 2 repliesIt's funny because my partner came up with this, and she is British with the similar drinking rules to Germany (we are in US now). Once you have a driver's license or permit, do you use some other form of ID to check age for drinking in Germany?4Reply
Jeena replypiefed.jeena.netJust Personalausweis, it's an ID card. Not everyone has a drivers license, especially in bigger cities many people don't have any.3Reply
NNoodle07 replylemmy.worldI'm French and most of the time we have our ID on us as well as driver's licence2Reply
Higgs boson dubvee.orgMaybe yours is. Mine is never used that way. And I have other government issued IDs for proving identity, so I rarely use my license for that.4Reply
LLaserTurboShark69 sh.itjust.worksIn Winnipeg we have to show our ID before we're even allowed to enter the liquor store2Reply
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Only in the US. In Germany we can drink at 16 but drive at 18.
It's funny because my partner came up with this, and she is British with the similar drinking rules to Germany (we are in US now).
Once you have a driver's license or permit, do you use some other form of ID to check age for drinking in Germany?
Just Personalausweis, it's an ID card. Not everyone has a drivers license, especially in bigger cities many people don't have any.
I'm French and most of the time we have our ID on us as well as driver's licence
Maybe yours is. Mine is never used that way. And I have other government issued IDs for proving identity, so I rarely use my license for that.
In Winnipeg we have to show our ID before we're even allowed to enter the liquor store
No?
NO?