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onecoolloser
Jul 2nd, 2007, 05:02 PM
What happens if you get caught without a license because..
- underage
- forgot it
- suspended

Just wondering out of curiosity.




(btw, pls dont bash at me thinking that i'm underage and that i'm gonna go crazy on the streets and making it unsafe..just a curiosity question :razz: )

V A N Q U I S H
Jul 2nd, 2007, 05:12 PM
Attention all thread passengers, please assume the brace position, it's going to be a bumpy one.

al3x89
Jul 2nd, 2007, 05:16 PM
If you forgot it, you have 24 hours to bring it to the police station, no?

Bytown
Jul 2nd, 2007, 05:24 PM
What happens if you get caught without a liscense because..
- underage
- forgot it
- suspended

Just wondering out of curiosity.




(btw, pls dont bash at me thinking that i'm underage and that i'm gonna go crazy on the streets and making it unsafe..just a curiosity question :razz: )

1)If you have forgot it you have 24 hours to bring to your local police hq.

2)Driving with a suspened license is oen of the worst thing you can do.

3)Driving underage is worse then driving with a suspended license.

The 3rd one would get your parents in alot of hot water.

ES_Revenge
Jul 2nd, 2007, 10:13 PM
Actually, in ON at least, if you forgot it you can still get a ticket for it. The 24-hour to present business is just officer discretion I believe.

Same thing with insurance cards. The officer can easily look up whether you have insurance on that registration or not but there's two different tickets.... One is failure to provide proof of insurance, the other is driving without insurance. The first one is something like $60 or something, the second one is $5,000, LOL. And again here the officer can give you x hours to present or they can just give you the ticket and give you not time at all to present. However they still know that you have insurance and just can't present your card, which is different than not having insurance at all (which is a different charge with a much higher fine).

Same thing with a license (well maybe not the same fines but same idea). If you just forgot your license (but you actually have one) there are ways for them to tell whether you have a license or not by you providing them with other info, ID, etc. So there you can still get a ticket but you can't get in any real trouble.

Driving without actually having a license is a different story. For that reason, #1 and #3 on your list are different situations than #2.

ES_Revenge
Jul 2nd, 2007, 10:17 PM
3)Driving underage is worse then driving with a suspended license.

The 3rd one would get your parents in alot of hot water.
How would that get your parents in trouble? The only trouble they would see is if it were there car and it got impounded.

Which, now that I mention it, is one of the things they can do to you if you don't have a licence. In Ontario, driving without a license or with a suspended license usually results in the car being towed and impounded for 30 days regardless of who owns the car. This puts the onus on the car owner to be certain anyone driving their car has a valid driver's license.

The owner of the car will be stuck with the fees for towing (usually something ridiculous like $200-$400) and they will have to pay the impound fee for the 30 days (which is usually something equally ridiculous).

springbok
Jul 3rd, 2007, 12:47 AM
in Alberta:

1. $230 ticket and vehicle towed, unless you can get a valid driver to come get car.
2. $172 ticket for fail to produce lic, or fail to have d/l in posession.
3. Mandatory court summons, notice of intent to seek greater punishment and vehicle siezed for 30/60 days.


What happens if you get caught without a liscense because..
- underage
- forgot it
- suspended

Just wondering out of curiosity.




(btw, pls dont bash at me thinking that i'm underage and that i'm gonna go crazy on the streets and making it unsafe..just a curiosity question :razz: )

jeffbb
Jul 3rd, 2007, 03:01 AM
In Ontario it's as follows

1) Drive without a licence, whether your 13 or 31 doesn't matter charge is the same. Fine is $260. No tow authority though if you can't get a licenced driver to drive it off the highway asap it may be towed off of the highway by the police.

2) Fail to surrender licence, $85.00 fine, officer can confirm you have a licence and will usually let you drive away. No obligation on the officer to give you 24 hours to produce.

3) Drive under suspension, $1000 minimum for first offence, also an arrestable offence. Technically if your a habitual offendor then your vehicle can be seized until the matter is dealt with in court. Never seen this happen though.

Bullseye
Jul 3rd, 2007, 09:04 AM
Driving without insurance in Ontario is actually now $10,000, they boosted it from $5k a while back.

hardcandy1911
Jul 3rd, 2007, 09:39 AM
What about driving with a G1 license? what are the consequences to that?

Atomic Chip
Jul 3rd, 2007, 11:08 AM
Another question: what happens if you get caught behind the wheel with a loaded 9mm automatic pistol and a large quantity of uncut cocaine?

Just wondering out of curiosity ... :razz: :razz: :razz:

btw, pls dont bash at me thinking that i'm underage and that i'm gonna go crazy on the streets and making it unsafe ... just a curiosity question

yao416
Jul 3rd, 2007, 11:12 AM
Another question: what happens if you get caught behind the wheel with a loaded 9mm automatic pistol and a large quantity of uncut cocaine?

Just wondering out of curiosity ... :razz: :razz: :razz:

btw, pls dont bash at me thinking that i'm underage and that i'm gonna go crazy on the streets and making it unsafe ... just a curiosity question

LOL YOU GET ARRESTED!
AND Jail'd:D :D

tidus888
Jul 3rd, 2007, 11:15 AM
Attention all thread passengers, please assume the brace position, it's going to be a bumpy one.

+1

no turbulance yet! =) but i can feel it coming soon!


driving underage... i guess would get the vehicle owner into shiaat. lol

onecoolloser
Jul 3rd, 2007, 11:21 AM
Another question: what happens if you get caught behind the wheel with a loaded 9mm automatic pistol and a large quantity of uncut cocaine?

Just wondering out of curiosity ... :razz: :razz: :razz:

btw, pls dont bash at me thinking that i'm underage and that i'm gonna go crazy on the streets and making it unsafe ... just a curiosity question

LOL chip, you're :cool:

bobbings
Jul 3rd, 2007, 11:38 AM
Driving without insurance in Ontario is actually now $10,000, they boosted it from $5k a while back.

are you sure?

hagbard
Jul 3rd, 2007, 11:40 AM
Its perfectly legal to drive without a "liscense". I do it all the time, as do all my friends. :lol:

onecoolloser
Jul 3rd, 2007, 11:46 AM
Arggh...i meant LICENSE... =P:lol:

Edit: Fixed.

bobbings
Jul 3rd, 2007, 04:54 PM
Its perfectly legal to drive without a "liscense". I do it all the time, as do all my friends. :lol:

can you clarify? without a license meaning you don't have it on you or you don't have a g2 or g license?

onecoolloser
Jul 3rd, 2007, 05:12 PM
can you clarify? without a license meaning you don't have it on you or you don't have a g2 or g license?

What he means is that I spelled license wrong...

Slippery_Pete
Jul 3rd, 2007, 06:04 PM
Another question: what happens if you get caught behind the wheel with a loaded 9mm automatic pistol and a large quantity of uncut cocaine?

Just wondering out of curiosity ... :razz: :razz: :razz:



You claim racial profiling and walk away scot free!!!

Well I guess that won't work for everyone :)

bobbings
Jul 3rd, 2007, 08:35 PM
What he means is that I spelled license wrong...

haha i just realized that i didn't see the quotation marks when i was reading it initially. eZ

onecoolloser
Jul 4th, 2007, 12:30 PM
Someone once told me a while ago that if you're caught driving underage that you will never be able to get your license...ever!..

Actually, a couple people have told me this..could this possibly be true?

hagbard
Jul 4th, 2007, 11:06 PM
No, its not true, just don't do it.

greg123
Jul 8th, 2007, 10:24 AM
Someone once told me a while ago that if you're caught driving underage that you will never be able to get your license...ever!..

Actually, a couple people have told me this..could this possibly be true?

BS

anyways i use to drive with my G1 after i finnished driving school.... driving with a suspended license is 3month added on to your suspended period

joey3k
Jul 8th, 2007, 03:50 PM
For crying out loud it is spelled:

LICENCE

Get it right.


p.s. I am pretty sure the car only gets impounded for 30 days if the individuals licence is suspended due to a CRIMINAL CODE offense.

KawaiiTentacleBeast
Jul 8th, 2007, 04:00 PM
For crying out loud it is spelled:

LICENCE

Get it right.


p.s. I am pretty sure the car only gets impounded for 30 days if the individuals licence is suspended due to a CRIMINAL CODE offense.

License is also correct.

greg123
Jul 8th, 2007, 07:29 PM
For crying out loud it is spelled:

LICENCE

Get it right.


p.s. I am pretty sure the car only gets impounded for 30 days if the individuals licence is suspended due to a CRIMINAL CODE offense.

i say color, you say colour i must be wrong :rolleyes:

Kaldonis
Jul 8th, 2007, 07:43 PM
Alright, when I was 14 (i.e. no licence of any kind, not even a learners permit) I borrowed an older friend's car to go joyriding around on my lunch break at school. I piled a few friends into the car with me and we proceeded to Dairy Queen or something like that. A few blocks from the school a police car pulled us over, asked for my licence and registration which I obviously did not have, and so I panicked and told him that I had forgotten it at home (bad idea). He took my name and went to look it up on his computer, and came back shortly to inform me that I didn't have a licence registered in the database (go figure). He was going to haul us all down to the station but I persuaded him to just take us back to school instead and that we could chat with the principal. I ended up having to go to court where they told me I would be fined $125 (I fought it down to $100). It really wasn't that bad. People were telling me how I was going to have to wait until I was 18 to get my licence, etc etc, but that was a load of crap.

Hope that little story helps.

Bytown
Jul 8th, 2007, 07:50 PM
Alright, when I was 14 (i.e. no licence of any kind, not even a learners permit) I borrowed an older friend's car to go joyriding around on my lunch break at school. I piled a few friends into the car with me and we proceeded to Dairy Queen or something like that. A few blocks from the school a police car pulled us over, asked for my licence and registration which I obviously did not have, and so I panicked and told him that I had forgotten it at home (bad idea). He took my name and went to look it up on his computer, and came back shortly to inform me that I didn't have a licence registered in the database (go figure). He was going to haul us all down to the station but I persuaded him to just take us back to school instead and that we could chat with the principal. I ended up having to go to court where they told me I would be fined $125 (I fought it down to $100). It really wasn't that bad. People were telling me how I was going to have to wait until I was 18 to get my licence, etc etc, but that was a load of crap.

Hope that little story helps.

Things are not the same now.The fine now is around $2500 plus there could be criminal charges.

Atomic Chip
Jul 10th, 2007, 03:14 PM
License is also correct.

Licence is the noun and license is the verb. It's like advice (noun) and advise (verb).

gman
Jul 10th, 2007, 09:37 PM
Licence is the noun and license is the verb. It's like advice (noun) and advise (verb).

Incorrect. Licence and license are the same. One is British and one is American. Licence can be verb and noun and so does license. My Oxford Dictionary says so.

wifi
Jul 11th, 2007, 11:49 AM
Incorrect. Licence and license are the same. One is British and one is American. Licence can be verb and noun and so does license. My Oxford Dictionary says so.

wow... this is turning into a English Teaching/Learning thread.... :D

bionicbadger
Jul 11th, 2007, 02:00 PM
i say color, you say colour i must be wrong :rolleyes:

That would be correct, you are wrong. In Canada its colour.

Tubster
Oct 31st, 2008, 12:09 AM
Anyone know, what the consequence is for driving by your self with a G1 now is:?: