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Re: Driving Between States
IANAL and YMMV, but:
The "full-faith and credit" clause of the constitution would require the other states to recognize the license, but they can apply their own laws for the "comparable" license classes, and there may be restrictions that they have that your own state does not (e.g. a curfew or requirement that a licensed driver be in the car), and they can ticket you or even confiscate your license if you break the local laws.
What I'd really worry about is your insurance company: with the virutally complete removal of regulation over the past few years, its quite likely that your insurance company added all sorts of limitations of liability, one of which might be that anyone with a limited license can't drive out of state.
The latter problem is likely to be much worse than the former one. You'd be advised to check with your insurance company directly before you do anything....
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