Complete the notes below. Use NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS OR A NUMBER for each answer. INTERNATIONAL DRIVING LICENSES FACTS

JACK DUNNE:
    I’m sure that you have all heard about International Driving Licenses. They’ve been around since 1949, when the United Nations gave approval for their use. This meant that travellers could drive freely in the 186 countries that recognise the international Driving License system-regardless of the language that the drivers spoke. The only conditions were that the driver had to already hold a driving license in their home country and they had to be at least 18 years of age. International Driver’s Licenses are well-recognised-after all, they’ve been in use for over 50 years! To break the language barrier, the license is printed in 11 different languages but the last page of the booklet is always in French. As I said, it is a booklet-about the size of a passport -urn, 10.8 by 15.25 centimetres to be exact. So it is easy to carry with your travel documents. It’s not too thick or heavy either. Only seventeen pages. All of the pages are coloured white but the cover of the license is grey. It is a useful form of identification when you travel because it includes a passport-sized photograph and the driver’s signature.
    The International Driver’s License can only be purchased from authorized travel associations in different countries but it can also be ordered on the Internet.
    The cost of course varies from country to country and for the term or the duration of the license- for example, a one-year license might cost approximately $40 whereas a three-year license costs double that. A five-year license will set you back about $100.