I personally don't drive but know of a LOT of people who have to swap theirlicences. Continuing to hold a UK licence when it should have been switched to another one can invalidate your insurance.
As driving licences are issued as an EU standard now anyway, I don't see de jure see a problem of having points standardised, even bans enforced EU wide. I mean if you commit (say) a murder crime in France you can't just leg it back to the UK and claim immunity cos you aren't in France any more.
In practice there would have to be a clean up of the operating tactics of some policing operations.
As driving licences are issued as an EU standard now anyway, I don't see de jure see a problem of having points standardised, even bans enforced EU wide. I mean if you commit (say) a murder crime in France you can't just leg it back to the UK and claim immunity cos you aren't in France any more.
In practice there would have to be a clean up of the operating tactics of some policing operations.
