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In article <2u7bei$rt@news.uu.net>, David C Lawrence <tale@ten.uu.net> wrote:

>If the above list is accurate, this makes non-member states:
>
>CT (Connecticut)
>GA (Georgia)
>KY (Kentucky)
>MA (Massachusetts)
>MI (Michigan)
>MN (Minnesota)
>NC (North Carolina)
>PA (Pennsylvania)
>TX (Texas)
>WI (Wisconsin)
>
>which at least for me is a much more meaningul list.

Yes, this is a much better list; I had the other one in a file and it was 
much easier to simply load it into the editor.

If you are able to get a driver's license from one of the above states, 
you do not have to worry (as I understand the process) of tickets from 
any other state making it back onto your record.

I do not know how car insurance would work, though. Insurance companies 
ask for your license number.  If you have a PA license but a MD 
registered car, how would your insurer react?  How would the cop who 
pulled you over react?  The added hassle and potential denial of coverage 
may be too great to warrant doing this, but I want to find out.