A. You will lose all driving privileges until you turn 21
B. You will lose your driving privileges for one year, but you could ask for an administrative hearing to get permission to drive on a restrictive basis.
C. You will lose your driving privileges for one year, no exceptions.
help me plzzzzz
My economics textbook tells about a man in Montana who "paid a speeding fine with instructions written on clean but frayed underpants." According to the book, the "Western Federal Savings and Loan of Missoula honored the check," but it doesn’t give any further information such as the year or what instructions he gave.
I’d love to know more about this incident, if anyone can provide it! Thank you!
I’ve been dangerously cut off by a couple SUV/Cellphone combos lately. Oddly it’s never small-car driving cell phone users, and the incident generally involves me slamming the breaks while the enormous SUV driver moves on and continues their conversation obliviously.
I turned 16 today and i was wondering how to go about getting my drivers license.
I share my bday with some friends and I saw on facebook that they got there drivers licenses
I havent a clue about how to get mine and im curious.
I live in the state of California
Where can I find credible information about researching on drivers who drive under the influence of alcohol but NEVER CAUGHT.
‘never get caught’: by highway patrol/police, never get in a car accident and thats why they continue to do it because they are assured that nothing is going to happen.
Is that even a topic?
* I want to persuade my audience to stop drinking and driving (if they do that) and for them to encourage other people who do that to stop. *
Please help.
A couple days ago the police took my car because my vehicle registration had expired. I had sent all the registration paperwork to the DMV and trusted that the DMV would register my car. Now I have to pay at least 0 to get my car back. Can I get financial reimbursement some how from suing the DMV or something like that?
I was living in NV and I got a DUI and I am currently going to court for it and my lawyer just told me I am going to receive the DUI conviction. It is my first offense. I moved to Michigan and I currently have a valid Michgian license. I am wondering will the NV conviction show up on my MI license for insurance purposes or jobs???? I am unemployed and I work in sales so will this show up on my background check and prevent me from getting a job and will my insurance for my car go up now???
I took the course but i cant find my driving record… and it’s due in less then 2 days.
DUI: Driving Under Influence
DWI: Driving While Intoxicated
OVI: Operating Vehicle Intoxicated
is there a difference between these charges?
I got three traffic tickets, totaling 640 dollars.
I am only 18 and wont have the full amount to pay when court comes.
Will they give me the option to pay maybe half at court, and half in 30 days or something?
I have a job and will be able to pay it, I just need more time!
thanks so much!
