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To: RealMuLan who wrote (1407)	11/13/2003 11:39:05 PM
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Getting a China driver's license ( 2003-11-14 10:31) (Shenzhen Daily) Unlike most Westerners in Shenzhen who don't want to risk driving in the city for fear of its yet-to-be-orderly traffic, Chuck Smith, an American who have lived in Shenzhen for more than five years, decided he would get a local driver's license. And he got it one month ago. Despite his complaints about many locals' impetuous driving habits and insufficient law enforcement, Smith said since he was going to live longer here, it was more worthwhile to have a car of his own than spending the time and money on cabs or buses. Therefore, through a friend who worked with a Shenzhen agency that takes care of foreigners' driving needs, Smith presented his requests in August with a Hong Kong based company that acted as an agent for foreigners to apply for driver's licenses in China. The Hong Kong agent responded by sending Smith a fax with these instructions: "Please bring all the following information: passport copy (including the page of visa); The (American) driving license copy; four red-color photos; 1,880 Hong Kong dollars in cash and 100 Hong Kong dollars for lunch." www1.chinadaily.com.cn

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