New Zealand Senegal Togo Niger Serbia and Montenegro Trinidad & Tobago Norway Seychelles Tunisia Papua New Guinea Sierra Leone Turkey Paraguay Singapore Uganda Peru Slovak Rep. United Kingdom Philippines South Africa Vatican City Poland Spain Venezuela Portugal Sri Vietnam Rep. Romania Suriname Western Samoa Russian Federation Swaziland Yugoslavia Rwanda Sweden Zambia St .Lucia Syrian Arab Rep. Zimbabwe St. Vincent & the Grenadines Tanzania San Marino Thailand Commercial Drivers’ Licenses Issued by Canada and Mexico If a driver has a valid driver’s license issue by Canada or Mexico, the license must be honored as required by federal law (see 49 USC 31301 and 49 CFR 383.23). et seq. Special Reciprocity Agreements with France and Germany Pursuant to MCL 257.302a(2) of the Michigan Vehicle Code, the Secretary of State has determined that the standards for licensing operators in France and Germany correspond substantially to those of the State of Michigan. Therefore, reciprocal driving privileges were extended to France effective January 4, 1991, and to Germany, effective November 10, 1997. Persons holding valid driver licenses issue by France or Germany may operate passenger vehicles in Michigan on such licenses, if they are not receiving compensation for such operation. The privileges extended to France and Germany have not been withdrawn. If you have any questions, please contact the Michigan Department of State, Bureau of Regulatory Services at (517)
New Zealand Niger Norway Papua New Guinea Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Romania Russian Federation Rwanda St .Lucia St. Vincent & the Grenadines San Marino Senegal Serbia and Montenegro Seychelles Sierra Leone Singapore Slovak Rep. South Africa Spain Sri Suriname Swaziland Sweden Syrian Arab Rep. Tanzania Thailand Togo Trinidad & Tobago Tunisia Turkey Uganda United Kingdom Vatican City Venezuela Vietnam Rep. Western Samoa Yugoslavia Zambia Zimbabwe Commercial Drivers’ Licenses Issued by Canada and Mexico If a driver has a valid driver’s license issue by Canada or Mexico, the license must be honored as required by federal law (see 49 USC 31301 et seq. and 49 CFR 383.23). Special Reciprocity Agreements with France and Germany Pursuant to MCL 257.302a(2) of the Michigan Vehicle Code, the Secretary of State has determined that the standards for licensing operators in France and Germany correspond substantially to those of the State of Michigan. Therefore, reciprocal driving privileges were extended to France effective January 4, 1991, and to Germany, effective November 10, 1997. Persons holding valid driver licenses issue by France or Germany may operate passenger vehicles in Michigan on such licenses, if they are not receiving compensation for such operation. The privileges extended to France and Germany have not been withdrawn. If you have any questions, please contact the Michigan Department of State, Bureau of Regulatory Services at (517)