How Illegal.......?
28-Jan-2003, 03:36 PM
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How Illegal.......?
My buddy just bought a Ford Mustang 5.0 with 260hp, but it was a 5spd car(manual) and he didn't know how to drive it. So he was asking around who could drive it home for him, and no1 knew how to drive standard, and I did. So I would have to drive it home for him. I dont have my license(G1), the car isn't insured, no plates, no nothing
I didn't drive it yet, how illegal ?
I didn't drive it yet, how illegal ?
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28-Jan-2003, 03:49 PM
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Re: How Illegal.......?
Originally posted by 2 rice 4 u
My buddy just bought a Ford Mustang 5.0 with 260hp, but it was a 5spd car(manual) and he didn't know how to drive it. So he was asking around who could drive it home for him, and no1 knew how to drive standard, and I did. So I would have to drive it home for him. I dont have my license(G1), the car isn't insured, no plates, no nothing
I didn't drive it yet, how illegal ?
My buddy just bought a Ford Mustang 5.0 with 260hp, but it was a 5spd car(manual) and he didn't know how to drive it. So he was asking around who could drive it home for him, and no1 knew how to drive standard, and I did. So I would have to drive it home for him. I dont have my license(G1), the car isn't insured, no plates, no nothing
I didn't drive it yet, how illegal ?
-[list=1][*]Failure to surrender license[*]Failure to surrender registration[*]Driving uninsured vehicle[/list=1]
28-Jan-2003, 04:13 PM
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It's well over $5000 in fines alone...it's as bad as drunk driving almost, but when I was your age I did it all the time. Best time of my life, that's how I got into cars hardcore.
28-Jan-2003, 04:13 PM
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Originally posted by HappyB16
If he can't drive stick - that is TOO Much car for him...and YOU
If he can't drive stick - that is TOO Much car for him...and YOU
not the best car for him to learn on either, you don't want to mess that tranny up.....
get his dad or something to drive it...
28-Jan-2003, 04:19 PM
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Re: Re: How Illegal.......?
Originally posted by AzimuthX
Serious offense, such as
-[list=1][*]Failure to surrender license[*]Failure to surrender registration[*]Driving uninsured vehicle[/list=1]
Serious offense, such as
-[list=1][*]Failure to surrender license[*]Failure to surrender registration[*]Driving uninsured vehicle[/list=1]
It's not failure to surrender any of the above!!! It's more like.
Driving without a valid lic.
Driving vehicle without insurance
and driving an unregistered vehicle
I believe the offence's would be
criminal
vehicle impounded for 90 day's
criminal/impounded.
Also you have to pay for the impounding and the towing which usually amount's to more than the car is worth!
28-Jan-2003, 04:32 PM
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As for offense of driving with G1
Hi Kevin
That is the current fine $110.00
Many insurance companies will not cover you if you are driving under these conditions as you are in contravention of the law.
There is a 30 day licence suspension for the driver if convicted.
To the best of my knowledge there are no points taken off for this type of fine..points are generally taken off for "moving" infractions and seat belt infractions.
As far as the parents, the "owner" of the car can be fined $225.00 for "permiting" you to drive without a qualified driver. However, there is no suspension of licence for the actual owner of the car (parent or otherwise)
Hope this helps you
Officer Mike
That is the current fine $110.00
Many insurance companies will not cover you if you are driving under these conditions as you are in contravention of the law.
There is a 30 day licence suspension for the driver if convicted.
To the best of my knowledge there are no points taken off for this type of fine..points are generally taken off for "moving" infractions and seat belt infractions.
As far as the parents, the "owner" of the car can be fined $225.00 for "permiting" you to drive without a qualified driver. However, there is no suspension of licence for the actual owner of the car (parent or otherwise)
Hope this helps you
Officer Mike
28-Jan-2003, 04:40 PM
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Driving without a valid lic. -up to $5000
Driving vehicle without insurance -fines start at $5000
and driving an unregistered vehicle - up to $5000
http://www.ontarioinsurance.com/_6a1...3?OpenDocument
Driving vehicle without insurance -fines start at $5000
and driving an unregistered vehicle - up to $5000
http://www.ontarioinsurance.com/_6a1...3?OpenDocument
28-Jan-2003, 09:10 PM
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your brave.
but on the other note, legal wise
what you can do is, have the new owner sign rights to allow another person to drive the vehicle. Has to have legal documentation stating that the owner allows he/she to drive the vehicle. That's what my mom's friend did when a friend of hers son went to buy a type r. they got my my uncle to drive the type r to his house. He had legal documentation stating that the owner is allowing my uncle to drive the vehicle from its current location to its new location.
but your lucky you didn't get caught.\
but IMHO i think that was very stupid of you, no offense, something like that is not worth losing your licence or preventing you from getting your licence. depending how bad the situation is, they can probably with hold you from getting a licence for a really long time...
but on the other note, legal wise
what you can do is, have the new owner sign rights to allow another person to drive the vehicle. Has to have legal documentation stating that the owner allows he/she to drive the vehicle. That's what my mom's friend did when a friend of hers son went to buy a type r. they got my my uncle to drive the type r to his house. He had legal documentation stating that the owner is allowing my uncle to drive the vehicle from its current location to its new location.
but your lucky you didn't get caught.\
but IMHO i think that was very stupid of you, no offense, something like that is not worth losing your licence or preventing you from getting your licence. depending how bad the situation is, they can probably with hold you from getting a licence for a really long time...
