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could you please tell me whether it is possible to say "driving authorization" when a company authorizes its employee to use its car in international traffic? Or is "vehicle use authorization" better? Or any other ideas?
But here it doesn't mean "driver's licence" (authorizing him to drive the particular grade of a motor vehicle and in our country issued by the Police), but simly a "power of attorney" granted by the company to its employee. Therefore I am asking whether "driving or driver's authorization" is not misleading.
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