Taipei, Sept. 25 (CNA) Taiwan has signed a reciprocal driver's license agreement with Wisconsin, the 29th state in the United States with which it has signed such an agreement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) announced Tuesday.
Under the agreement, licensed drivers from Taiwan and Wisconsin can apply to obtain a license in each other's territory without having to take road or written tests.
The arrangement will make life easier and more convenient for Taiwanese citizens living, working or studying in Wisconsin and vice versa, it said.
The agreement was signed Monday by Taiwan's representative office in Chicago and the Division of Motor Vehicles under the State of Wisconsin's Department of Transportation, the ministry said.
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