What state captial is not accessible by car to it's residents?
92460
That would be Sacramento, California.  Ever since a crazed 18 wheeler truck driver rammed his truck into the Capital Building and set it on fire (killing himself), the grounds have been closed to cars.
796869
http://www.michigan.gov/driverresponsibility/0,1607,7-213-32169---,00.html\n\nComprehensive FAQ
728178
http://www.michigan.gov/driverresponsibility/0,1607,7-213-32169---,00.html\n\nRead the FAQ above
323131
not till your 16 and not in a car
597432
going where ,someone does not want u to go
600701
Nope, if you have a permit you have to have a licensed adult in the car. That's why it's a learner's permit and not a drivers license.
292908
CHECK WITH COURT.  WITHOUT KNOWING WHAT STATE, CAN'T HELP YOU.
1174602
It is a crime against the State. (State Laws) You can't just move into your neighbor's home. Protection laws are covered. This crime has many attachments-crime against the state, trespassing, disorderly conduct, suspicion of a ton of things, crime against  the government (not following laws which include many attachments including trying to overthrow). And endangerment (which includes much-health laws, intent ect) And so on and so on and so . It is not a traffic ticket in comparison. It is much more.
198768
Some people do move and get a license in another state, even though it might be suspended in their home state. I'vs seen it countless times. However, your driving privlidges are still suspended in your home state, even if you get a new license elsewhere.\n\nIn CA, if your license is suspended in another state, you can't drive in CA.
644778
sorry, there aren't any.  you have to drive to el centro. :D
241360
No. States do check on each other's driving records. Someone I know went through the same thing. Anyone is free to leave the State and go to another State. If you want to become a resident in that other State you need to get in touch with your probation office and ask them for some type of "transfer" documentation for the other State's probation office. You will not be able to get a drivers license in the other state until your sentence or guidelines from your old State are complete in the new State. Plus...you would want your old State to know so you won't get arrested for being AWOL on your probation when you go back to visit Aunt Wilma.
581343
North Carolina PD can't, but other states can. When you get caught in another state, North Carolina PD can pick you up and transport you home.
843072
I know they were talking about it where I live but never did.  I guess it just depends on what state you live in.  Call the BMV and ask them they should be able to give you info on your particular state.  They may have a website that would help.
1124169
The states are all linked by computer now.  The DMV in any state will see you are suspended.
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you should try to  check the state government web page\n\nThere is a turistic section ther or you can search it directly in a image search engine
645873
The following answer is based on two assumptions:\n1.) You are referring to a drivers license and not a motor vehicle license plate\n\n2.) When you refer to "lost" to mean that they were suspended, revoked, canceled or otherwise acted against by the first states motor vehicle agency.\n___________________________________________________________\n     Most U.S. states maintain a drivers license interstate compact agreement. In short it stipulates that if your driving privilege in one state is taken away from you for a traffic or criminal offense then any other state that is a part of the compact agreement will automatically place the equivalent suspension, revocation or cancellation on any license you obtain through them. This is not a full proof system as often the other states may not be aware of the drivers license status in the originating state. But generally they look at the state(s) of prior residency and inquiry through them at that time. You may remedy this problem by either getting the status lifted by the originating state or in some cases you may request a hardship license based on extenuating circumstances from the new state you reside in. As another note, any state you request a drivers license in will require proof of residency for various amounts of time. Lastly, not all states maintain the compact agreement and no public list that i am aware of exists listing who is and is not a part of said compact.\n\nYou may choose to call by phone and ask the state your currently in if they have a compact agreement with the original state with regards to drivers license suspensions, revocations and/or cancelations.
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No. You don't have a valid driver's license and aren't allowed to drive anywhere.\n\nBest wishes and God bless.