Daylight Saving(s)/ driver's license

[Peter Richardson]

Maybe Washington's the "different" one. Ever since I got my first driver's
license in Illinois in 1959 the document has had the possessive form.
That includes Arkansas and Connecticut. The high schools here in Oregon
also offer driver's/drivers' ed., which I assume is standard nationwide
and not (but maybe in Washington??) driver ed.

Peter R.

On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Anne Gilbert wrote:

> Fritz:
> not sure about that, but I have a similar question: why do people in Oregon
> say driver'S license, when it is a driver license (says so on the license).
> Do other states have driver or driver's licenses?
>
> Huh?  I always thought it *was* "driver's license", not that it makes any
> difference.  Of course, I'm in Washington.  Maybe things are different in
> Oregon?
> Anne G
>