how to obtein driver lisence after an accident?
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Did they take your licence for not having insurance and perhaps not paying for the damage.\n\nIf your licence was suspended for not paying damage, you can't get it untill the court says you can, normally untill you pay for the damage or have a payment plan in place.\n\nIf you were suspended for not having insurnace, again, until the court oks you ( normally it would be a certain time the judge would have said at trial)\n\nSo there is really not enough information given for a good answer.
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I was extremely excited and nervous when I learned. I learned how to drive (with my learner's permit) in one month...then took the test (and passed).  However, I did have 2 accidents within months of getting my license.  \nWhat I'm trying to say is, you can learn the basics of driving pretty quickly....but it takes years of experience to be a good driver.  \nMy suggestion is to take it easy and slow...no need to rush anywhere. Always be aware of your surroundings (you never know when something/someone will run out in front of your car). And, it's ok to be afraid....driving is a big responsibility and shouldn't be taken lightly.
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If you didn't report the accident to the police when it happened then you'll have to sue the vehicles owner in court. Most police departments will not do a report after the fact or after you've agreed to settle it on your own. Save all the documentation you have. You can fight it on your own, though a lawyer or contact your own insurance company. Your insurance company will use their own resources to get the other party to pay so they don't have to. The downside to that is they will consider it to be a claim and probably adjust your rates. For future reference, if you are positive you were not at fault it is always better to get a police report done. You may be able to settle things between yourselves in which case the police report won't go anywhere but at least you'll have it if things go bad, as it appears they have for you. And by the way,  the owner of the car is responsible for the damage not the driver.  Good luck.
687672
The changes in him will depend on the area of damage & severity of it. I am a victim of such an accident & it changed me totally, but I survived it. As soon as possible u need to get counselling to prepare for the changes as it will place great strain on yr relationship with him. There are a lot of things that wont be obvious until he recovers some & the extent of injury is known. He will have amnesia but again how bad depends on the area of damage. If you want more info please email me privately as some things are private & shouldnt be public. I am happy to hook up on msn or yahoo with you
92461
He shouldn't need to have a ticket cited. If the report says that the other guy was the primary cause of the accident, that's all you should need. Just go to the police department and ask for a copy of the report.
728774
The office of Support Enforcement is responsible for all of that as far as I know, \nit may depend on what state you live in and it also varies from county to county.\nWhere I live they are VERY on top of it all, my ex was behind only by 3 months and they pulled his drivers liscence !!\nCheck with the office you are already dealing with to persue the matter.\nGood Luck.
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Look up accident statisitcs in Europe.  They don't allow driving till the age of 18 over there.
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Trust me, find a ride!  or Go to jail if caught!\nYou are only asking for more troubles if you get behind a wheel and get caught driving with a suspended license.  Things will only get worse.  \nBest thing to do is fix what got it suspended and work on getting your license reinstated.
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The best accident lawyer in the US can't really help you unless he happens to be licensed to practice in your state.\n\nCheck your local state bar, or state professional association for attorneys, to get referrals for licensed attorneys in your state.
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I do know what you're talking about.  Unfortunately, I don't know what the law is in LA.  I am a California lawyer and I have experience in Uninsured motorist law.  \n\nPhantom vehicles can be a b!tch to deal with in UM cases.  Rather than even trying to give you advice, I'm going to highly suggest that you find a lawyer in your area who has specifically had experience in litigating uninsured motorist claims.  This is a small subset of personal injury law and can be quite a specialty.  There are many factors that can affect this area including the terms of your policy, the specifics of your accident, whether an accident reconstruction can prove the existence of the phantom vehicle, and whether there are any witnesses to the event.\n\nGo to www.martindale.com and search for P.I. lawyers in your area.  Specifically, make sure you ask the lawyer how much experience he has litigating these types of claims.  A UM specialist, like myself, working on the defense could wreak havoc with your case.  This has to be done right.\n\nGood luck.
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yes there is a way to do that.Go to the police department and give them a discription of the car and if you saw the person (people) in the car give their discription too.
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relief from aprohibition (i.e., to allow someone to drive that has been prohibited from driving).
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A victim of a drunk driving accident.
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I had just passed my driving test with flying colors,,yes I did lots of asking that would helped me..who knows,,it won't hurt.. \nKeep on reading the book,  keep on observing while on the road when someone gives you a ride, and if ever you could ask, \nMost of the questions asked were the signs of course, and regulations, safety  preventions, demerit points,  registration and process how long, or when you should do it, when you should turn or not to turn or stop or not to stop or give way  etc..etc.\nIf you have time, go out and watch how the drivers follow directions on a busy crowded area,   or near the stations or malls etc.  Observation would help,  and a little encouragement.\nI also ask those beginners that took the test, because they're the ones that really remember .. and then I read again because some questions really are tricky.\nlike this: \nWhich of the following statements is false?\nchoose in A B C or D..\nmost are really true but the topic not helpful to driving instructions would be the false one.. \ngoodluck!
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Rather than asking people on here, many of whom are likely to make up answers based on what they've read/heard/seen, you're probably best off seeking legal advice.  You will have to prove that your employer was neglegent though, and that the accident was their fault.
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.
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here are some questions for the witnesses including other drivers or passengers:\n\n-is anyone else injured\n-did anyone flee the scene or is not accounted for\n-were there vehicles involved that did not stop\n-who was driving at the time (if out of car)\n-which car(s)/seat(s) were the passengers in (if out of car)\n-has anyone moved the cars at all\n-which direction were the drivers coming from/going to\n-how fast were they traveling\n-did they seem in control of the vehicle\n-were any sudden movements made\n-are there other witnesses you are aware of\n-what is your name, address, telephone number