Going to make the move to France.

[jaynecole1958]

interesting info on pets, what was your way to get your pets over? (my 3 dogs need to be with me if i move)

[Bevdeforges]

Originally Posted by jaynecole1958

interesting info on pets, what was your way to get your pets over? (my 3 dogs need to be with me if i move)

If you're just coming from the UK, the easiest of all would be to take them with you if you're coming by car.
Cheers,
Bev

[jaynecole1958]

husband and i have no car in UK, no need until, perhaps, we goto france. We both got our license though. we were thinking of getting a car in France, a left hand drive car will be interesting, hopefully, we wont be too bad, my husband rented a car when we were out there last, but i was too scared to drive it!

[minesthechevy]

You will find that driving a LHD car here is pretty much the same as driving a RHD car in the uk.

Just beware, beware, beware, ALL the time, that 'priorite a droit' still exists, and is to our minds the most bizarre piece of nonsense that has ever been inflicted on a road-user. However, you MUST be aware of it at all times.

[hils]

Originally Posted by jaynecole1958

husband and i have no car in UK, no need until, perhaps, we goto france. We both got our license though. we were thinking of getting a car in France, a left hand drive car will be interesting, hopefully, we wont be too bad, my husband rented a car when we were out there last, but i was too scared to drive it!

If you're not driving over, how are you intending to get yourselves & all your clobber over ?

If you're going to bring the dogs as "foot passengers", I think you might find all the documentation more complicated for them because they - potentially - will be coming into more contact with people and other animals. Similar applies if you crate them & fly them over. DEFRA can advise.

Hils

[jaynecole1958]

If a removal company cant help us or i find it expensive, we'll have to look at international car rentals?

[jaynecole1958]

Originally Posted by minesthechevy

You will find that driving a LHD car here is pretty much the same as driving a RHD car in the uk.

Just beware, beware, beware, ALL the time, that 'priorite a droit' still exists, and is to our minds the most bizarre piece of nonsense that has ever been inflicted on a road-user. However, you MUST be aware of it at all times.

yes i heard of that arent there signs too?

[Joppa]

Originally Posted by jaynecole1958

yes i heard of that arent there signs too?

Usually on main roads and outside of cities, but in city centres there are often no signs to indicate priority - you just have to know to give way to traffic coming from the right.