Commission Decision of 25 August 2008 on equivalences between categories of driving licences (notified under document number C(2008) 3790) (Text with EEA relevance) (2008/766/EC) (repealed) (c. 766)

ANNEX I U.K.

MODELS ISSUED IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC U.K.

Model Czech Republic 1 (CZ1) U.K.

Issued in Czechoslovakia from 1.7.1964 to 30.6.1986 U.K.

Description: Three-part licence; paper pages affixed to flexible plastic folding cover. Pink, cover colour may differ slightly. The paper has a net security pattern. The photograph (35mm × 45mm) is tagged to the frame space on page 1 with an official stamp including the name of the issuing authority and the State coat of arms.

Table of equivalences

Categories of model CZ1	Corresponding categories
A	A
B	B
BE	BE
C	C
CE	CE
D	D
DE	DE
(M)	—
(T)	—

Model Czech Republic 2 (CZ2) U.K.

Issued in Czechoslovakia from 1.7.1986 to 30.6.1991 U.K.

Description: Heavy banknote quality paper (pink) overprinted with security pattern. The Photograph (35mm × 45mm) is tagged to the frame space on the front with an official stamp including the name of the issuing authority and the State coat of arms.

Table of equivalences

Categories of model CZ2	Corresponding categories
A	A
B	B
BE	BE
C	C
CE	CE
D	D
DE	DE
(A/50)	—
(T)	—

Additional information: U.K.

Category A/50 would be stamped on the back of the licence, underneath the words ‘Zvláštní záznamy’.

Model Czech Republic 3 (CZ3) U.K.

Issued in Czechoslovakia from 1.7.1991 to 31.12.1992 Issued in Czech Republic from 1.1.1993 to 30.6.1993 U.K.

Description: Banknote quality paper (pink) enclosed in plastic laminate. The Photograph (35mm × 45mm) is tagged to the frame space on the front with an official stamp including the name of the issuing authority and the State coat of arms.

Table of equivalences

Categories of model CZ3	Corresponding categories
A	A
B	B
BE	BE
C	C
CE	CE
D	D
DE	DE
(A/50)	—
(T)	—

Model Czech Republic 4 (CZ4) U.K.

Issued in the Czech Republic from 1.7.1993 to 30.6.1996 U.K.

Description: Banknote quality paper (pink) enclosed in plastic laminate. The document may have a faint coat. The Photograph (35mm × 45mm) is tagged to the frame space on the front with an official stamp including the name of the issuing authority and the State coat of arms.

Table of equivalences

Categories of model CZ4	Corresponding categories
A	A
B	B
BE	BE
C	C
CE	CE
D	D
DE	DE
(A/50)	—
(T)	—

Model Czech Republic 5 (CZ5) U.K.

Issued in the Czech Republic from 1.7.1996 to 31.12.2000 U.K.

Description: Banknote quality paper (pink and blue) enclosed in security stamped plastic cover. Circular holographic image (with the letters ‘CZ’ in the centre) on the cover overlaps the photograph at lower left. The Photograph (35mm × 45mm) is tagged to the frame space on the front with an official stamp including the name of the issuing authority and the State coat of arms.

Table of equivalences

Categories of model CZ5	Corresponding categories
A	A
B	B
BE	BE
C	C
CE	CE
D	D
DE	DE
(A/50)	—
(T)	—

Additional information: U.K.

Category A/50 would be stamped on the back of the licence, below ‘Zvláštní záznamy’.

Model Czech Republic 6 (CZ6) U.K.

Issued in the Czech Republic from 1.1.2001 to 30.4.2004 U.K.

Description: Multi-coloured banknote paper (pink, blue, green), enclosed in plastic cover. Circular holographic image (with the letters ‘CZ’ in the centre) on the cover overlaps the photograph at lower left. The Photograph (35mm × 45mm) is tagged to the frame space on the front side with an official stamp including the name of the issuing authority and the State coat of arms.

Table of equivalences

Categories of model CZ6	Corresponding categories
A1	A1
A	A
B1	B1
B	B
BE	BE
C1	C1
C1E	C1E
C	C
CE	CE
D1	D1
D1E	D1E
D	D
DE	DE
(AM, T)	—

Model Czech Republic 7 (CZ7) U.K.

Issued in the Czech Republic since 1.5.2004 U.K.

Description: Plastic card model according to Annex Ia of Directive 91/439/EEC. The following harmonised categories have been introduced:

A1, A, B1, B, BE, C1, C1E, C, CE, D1, D1E, D and DE.

Moreover, the following national categories have been introduced:

AM and T.