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France To Trial Digital Driving Licences

Illustration picture shows a driver license and a digital French identity card, on a phone on May 22, 2023 in Paris, France. France has set its sights on creating a digital version of driving licences, according to French media reports. The licences will be stored via an app on smartphones that can be accessed even without an internet connection. A trial of the new system will take place in the latter half of 2023 in three French departments, with the government hoping to introduce the e-licences nationwide before the 2024 European elections. Victor Joly/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France To Trial Digital Driving Licences

Illustration picture shows a driver license and a digital French identity card, on a phone on May 22, 2023 in Paris, France. France has set its sights on creating a digital version of driving licences, according to French media reports. The licences will be stored via an app on smartphones that can be accessed even without an internet connection. A trial of the new system will take place in the latter half of 2023 in three French departments, with the government hoping to introduce the e-licences nationwide before the 2024 European elections. Victor Joly/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France To Trial Digital Driving Licences

Illustration picture shows a driver license and a digital French identity card, on a phone on May 22, 2023 in Paris, France. France has set its sights on creating a digital version of driving licences, according to French media reports. The licences will be stored via an app on smartphones that can be accessed even without an internet connection. A trial of the new system will take place in the latter half of 2023 in three French departments, with the government hoping to introduce the e-licences nationwide before the 2024 European elections. Victor Joly/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France To Trial Digital Driving Licences

Illustration picture shows a driver license and a digital French identity card, on a phone on May 22, 2023 in Paris, France. France has set its sights on creating a digital version of driving licences, according to French media reports. The licences will be stored via an app on smartphones that can be accessed even without an internet connection. A trial of the new system will take place in the latter half of 2023 in three French departments, with the government hoping to introduce the e-licences nationwide before the 2024 European elections. Victor Joly/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France To Trial Digital Driving Licences

Illustration picture shows a driver license and a digital French identity card, on a phone on May 22, 2023 in Paris, France. France has set its sights on creating a digital version of driving licences, according to French media reports. The licences will be stored via an app on smartphones that can be accessed even without an internet connection. A trial of the new system will take place in the latter half of 2023 in three French departments, with the government hoping to introduce the e-licences nationwide before the 2024 European elections. Victor Joly/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France To Trial Digital Driving Licences

Illustration picture shows a driver license and a digital French identity card, on a phone on May 22, 2023 in Paris, France. France has set its sights on creating a digital version of driving licences, according to French media reports. The licences will be stored via an app on smartphones that can be accessed even without an internet connection. A trial of the new system will take place in the latter half of 2023 in three French departments, with the government hoping to introduce the e-licences nationwide before the 2024 European elections. Victor Joly/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France To Trial Digital Driving Licences

Illustration picture shows a driver license and a digital French identity card, on a phone on May 22, 2023 in Paris, France. France has set its sights on creating a digital version of driving licences, according to French media reports. The licences will be stored via an app on smartphones that can be accessed even without an internet connection. A trial of the new system will take place in the latter half of 2023 in three French departments, with the government hoping to introduce the e-licences nationwide before the 2024 European elections. Victor Joly/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France To Trial Digital Driving Licences

Illustration picture shows a driver license and a digital French identity card, on a phone on May 22, 2023 in Paris, France. France has set its sights on creating a digital version of driving licences, according to French media reports. The licences will be stored via an app on smartphones that can be accessed even without an internet connection. A trial of the new system will take place in the latter half of 2023 in three French departments, with the government hoping to introduce the e-licences nationwide before the 2024 European elections. Victor Joly/ABACAPRESS.COM

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France To Trial Digital Driving Licences

Illustration picture shows a driver license and a digital French identity card, on a phone on May 22, 2023 in Paris, France. France has set its sights on creating a digital version of driving licences, according to French media reports. The licences will be stored via an app on smartphones that can be accessed even without an internet connection. A trial of the new system will take place in the latter half of 2023 in three French departments, with the government hoping to introduce the e-licences nationwide before the 2024 European elections. Victor Joly/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Karolina Milerova

Karolina Milerova (right), granddaughter of Czech artist Zdenek Miler (1921-2011) - author of the worldwide popular cartoon figure of the Little Mole, attends court hearing of the High Court in Prague, Czech Republic, on March 25, 2019. Author's offspring lacks licence for Little Mole products according the court. The contract based on which the late author's granddaughter Karolina Milerova has been granting licences for Little Mole products is invalid and she therefore has no licence or the right to grant sub-licences to producers, the appeals High Court in Prague decided. It upheld the claim of Milena Fischerova, a lawyer managing the inheritance of artist Zdenek Miler (1921-2011) who is the author of the worldwide popular cartoon figure of the Little Mole. Fischerova manages the inheritance pending the continuing negotiations on its division by Miler's heirs. The verdict is definitive. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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Milena Fischerova

Milena Fischerova (left), a lawyer managing the inheritance of artist Zdenek Miler (1921-2011) who is the author of the worldwide popular cartoon figure of the Little Mole, is seen after court hearing of the High Court in Prague, Czech Republic, on March 25, 2019. Author's offspring lacks licence for Little Mole products according the court. The contract based on which the late author's granddaughter Karolina Milerova has been granting licences for Little Mole products is invalid and she therefore has no licence or the right to grant sub-licences to producers, the appeals High Court in Prague decided. It upheld the claim of Milena Fischerova. Fischerova manages the inheritance pending the continuing negotiations on its division by Miler's heirs. The verdict is definitive. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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Karolina Milerova

Karolina Milerova (right), granddaughter of Czech artist Zdenek Miler (1921-2011) - author of the worldwide popular cartoon figure of the Little Mole, attends court hearing of the High Court in Prague, Czech Republic, on March 25, 2019. Author's offspring lacks licence for Little Mole products according the court. The contract based on which the late author's granddaughter Karolina Milerova has been granting licences for Little Mole products is invalid and she therefore has no licence or the right to grant sub-licences to producers, the appeals High Court in Prague decided. It upheld the claim of Milena Fischerova, a lawyer managing the inheritance of artist Zdenek Miler (1921-2011) who is the author of the worldwide popular cartoon figure of the Little Mole. Fischerova manages the inheritance pending the continuing negotiations on its division by Miler's heirs. The verdict is definitive. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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Karolina Milerova

Karolina Milerova, granddaughter of Czech artist Zdenek Miler (1921-2011) - author of the worldwide popular cartoon figure of the Little Mole, attends court hearing of the High Court in Prague, Czech Republic, on March 25, 2019. Author's offspring lacks licence for Little Mole products according the court. The contract based on which the late author's granddaughter Karolina Milerova has been granting licences for Little Mole products is invalid and she therefore has no licence or the right to grant sub-licences to producers, the appeals High Court in Prague decided. It upheld the claim of Milena Fischerova, a lawyer managing the inheritance of artist Zdenek Miler (1921-2011) who is the author of the worldwide popular cartoon figure of the Little Mole. Fischerova manages the inheritance pending the continuing negotiations on its division by Miler's heirs. The verdict is definitive. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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Karolina Milerova, Milena Fischerova

Karolina Milerova (2nd from left), granddaughter of Czech artist Zdenek Miler (1921-2011) - author of the worldwide popular cartoon figure of the Little Mole, is seen prior to court hearing of the High Court in Prague, Czech Republic, on March 25, 2019. Author's offspring lacks licence for Little Mole products according the court. The contract based on which the late author's granddaughter Karolina Milerova has been granting licences for Little Mole products is invalid and she therefore has no licence or the right to grant sub-licences to producers, the appeals High Court in Prague decided. It upheld the claim of Milena Fischerova (standing back on the right side), a lawyer managing the inheritance of artist Zdenek Miler (1921-2011) who is the author of the worldwide popular cartoon figure of the Little Mole. Fischerova manages the inheritance pending the continuing negotiations on its division by Miler's heirs. The verdict is definitive. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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Karolina Milerova, Milena Fischerova

Karolina Milerova (left), granddaughter of Czech artist Zdenek Miler (1921-2011) - author of the worldwide popular cartoon figure of the Little Mole, comes to court hearing of the High Court in Prague, Czech Republic, on March 25, 2019. Author's offspring lacks licence for Little Mole products according the court. The contract based on which the late author's granddaughter Karolina Milerova has been granting licences for Little Mole products is invalid and she therefore has no licence or the right to grant sub-licences to producers, the appeals High Court in Prague decided. It upheld the claim of Milena Fischerova (right), a lawyer managing the inheritance of artist Zdenek Miler (1921-2011) who is the author of the worldwide popular cartoon figure of the Little Mole. Fischerova manages the inheritance pending the continuing negotiations on its division by Miler's heirs. The verdict is definitive. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)