question about driving law?
539030
The courts will also issue a warrant for your arrest if you fail to successfully complete the court ordered program.  You should be responsible and finish the program because it may bite you in the ass later.  For example, if you ever get arrested again for a similar offense the court may take you previous noncompliance into consideration.\n\nAlso, the state will have you complete an application which will include questions such as:\n\nHave you ever been issued a license in another state?\n\nHave you ever been issued a license in another name?\n\nHave you ever had a suspended or revoked driver's license in another state?\n\nThey may or may not verify the information you provide. \n\nPlus, when you sign the form you will notice a disclaimer on the form advising you that any intentionally incorrect or misleading information will be considered perjury.  \n\nBe careful because I have seen individuals prosecuted for committing perjury on this form.  Perjury is a felony.
1013847
Here is your answer taken from the W VA traffic code \n\n§17C-14-2. Limitations on backing; penalty.\n(a) The driver of a vehicle shall not back the same unless such movement can be made with reasonable safety and without interfering with other traffic.\n(b) Any person violating the provisions of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not more than one hundred dollars; upon a second conviction within one year thereafter, shall be fined not more than two hundred dollars; and upon a third or subsequent conviction, shall be fined not more than five hundred dollars.
1116479
The term "victim" refers to her injuries, not her legal standing.  Sounds like your g.f. made a left turn in front of a car that struck her car.\n\nIf that's the case, then the other driver had the right of way and your g.f. is at fault.\n\n~~~~~~~~~~\n\nWicked Magnet below wrote: "BUT...if neither saw the other, and the other party was "clearly going faster..."\n\nIf neither party saw the other, then how do you determine which party was "clearly going faster"?  As far as these two drivers were concerned, the other driver was invisible.  How can you say an invisible driver was speeding?
274194
Yep I used to be a police officer and saw several people issued tickets for speeding in revese. One of these individuals was clocked at nearly 50 mph coasting down hill.  Others were charged with reckless driving, stop sign violations and failure to use turn signals.  I  was even with another officer who issued 3 tickets for driving too slow to the same person during three seperate stops in less than 1 mile.
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.
1055523
Yes, it's illegal. But all police can do is cite you for operating a vehicle without a bond or insurance. You can still drive away, but if you don't get insurance, eventually your license will be susupended/revoked and you won't be able to register your car without proof of insurance.
832589
Depends on the state and how fast you were going. We'd need to know those first. But I do know if your state uses the point system, you may be looking at a suspension due to the tickets.
1069933
if their job involves driving, yes.  otherwise, it depends on the province they are in, and the labour law there.
560291
Yes. I read many of the responses to your question. I have written DUI tickets and even arrested fellow cops for DUI. I don't write fellow cops speeding tickets or other types of tickets unless there is an accident involved. Every job has its perks, not getting tickets is one of ours. We put our lives on the line for scumbags and decent people everyday. I'm not going to give another cop a ticket for going 20 miles over the speed limit.
1151367
Then both drivers "left the scene of an accident"  and that's not legal.  It may be your car but it's our highway(taxes)  and DLs aren't rights it is a privilege the state can and will revoke for little things.  A police report has to be made on State and Federal highways.  But hey, no cops no foul.  I'd take the $1000 and go too.
934131
It absolutely depends on your state. I would call the DMV... only help I could give.\n\nI know if your license is suspended that you can get a permit to drive to and from work ONLY. And they really do enforce this. If they catch you driving at 10pm - then you are SOL.
429193
We need to know the circumstances. Are there unpaid fines? Was your DL revoked? Sometimes you have to hire an attorney to reinstate your driving privileges.
949816
Normal driving speeds should be acknowledged during transport.  However, if the officer is in proximity of another 911 he can exceed the speed limit in order to respond.\n\nDuring a routine traffic stop I was once arrested for "not having drivers license on person."  Which is a discretionary ticket.  I had left work on the night shift for lunch and left my purse in my locker?   I was hand cuffed behind my back and placed in the car.\n\nThe officer received a call to respond to a possible drug related incident?  He flew 120 MPH to a house in the country.  I sat in the back seat while they busted a house.  The officer came to the patrol car and told me to lay down.  I asked if he could loosen the cuffs because they were cutting into my wrists?  He said he couldn't do that.  The officer put the drug dealer in car with ME.\n\nThen he drove like a bat out of hell for 20 minutes to get to the station.  I even asked the officer if he had to drive so fast, and could he legally do that?  He said "I can in this case".\n\nI mentioned this when I went to court?  The fine for my misfortune should have been release upon ICS or ISS or what ever they call into?  My court fine?  $900!\n\nI would say that the officer can validate his speed by any means of responce and/or immediate call for assistance.
234697
I am certain that yes, technically,you are breaking the law (and could be ticketed!). The best thing to do in this situation is to make local municipal officials aware of the situation (go to them prepared-take a map, photographs, and all pertinant information). Your city planning department or police department may be of help. Such situations must be commonplace. It may simply be a street-planning oversite. Good Luck!
1013891
Yes its possible; driving with out a license is a misdemeanor (sp) and the maximum penalty would be a year in jail and a serious fine - not sure if the limit is a $1000 or not.  Thing is they don't like to crowd the jails with people driving on a suspended license.
806407
I've been there many times myself, when I was younger.  I've paid the $900.00 fine  for  the same 2-violations many times. I don't like to buy insurance, but the law says we have to carry a State Minimum. That's what I carry now, even if my vehicle is new.  I have  never been taken to jail for the above mentioned 2-violations, but I've had to walk away from my vehicle many times,  or they''ve towed me and let me walk. I'm glad those days are over,, I won't miss them. Hey a person has to do what they have to do. Good Luck!
1031916
There is not really a question being asked. But you are driving without a license in the first place you deserve to be arrested. I am from Michigan so I do not know if they can stop you there for a broken bumper. Every state has slightly different laws.