I really don’t understand why my parents have to like pay twice. Would someone please help me understand. It’s really like a few hundred more per month for me to drive, but if they have uninsured should I already be covered?
I can’t find any fine on it. It just asks me to mail guilty or not guilty. I don’t know what to do it’s my first one ever and I don’t want my parents to know.
Well, I have been looking through insurance sites, and have found that it is pretty simple to sign up for your car and insurance, and easily pay online. I don’t think I’ll have a problem with insurance, but just in case. Anyways, my friend told me that two of his friends have registered cars that their parents don’t know about, and I might be able to as well. They did not use their friends over 18 to get it. Is this really possible for a minor to purchase a vehicle, and register it through DMV? Same goes for buying insurance. I have a bank account with a few grand, also got a debit card and paypal account for online purchases. Got my DMV license as well.
Please post sources if possible, this question is URGENT.
I live in California and I want to get my permit. I’m 15 1/2 and I want to know if I have to go to a driving school to get my permit or can I just practice with my parents, and then show the DMV proof of it?
I ran a yellow light which turned red half way through and was pulled over my a cop within the next few seconds. I have never been pulled over before and was very polite and let off with a warning after he lectured me on the weather conditions and how it’s important to drive safely in the winter. Is there a way that my parents will find out or that points will be added to my license for just receiving a warning?
I live in Florida, and I have had my permit for a year and a half. on the 13th of august my parents suprised me with a brand new car. And yesterday Someone was speeding a I was turning into another lane. When we both sideswipped anothers cars. I ended up getting a ticket for 6 its considered a "Moving Violation" is what it said on the ticket. He said it would not effect me getting my license, which I am TRULEY hopping that it wont. I already made an appointment to get my license. All I need to know if they will let me take the test and get my license? If I pay the ticket, and take the course and no points will be on my permit. Please let me know ASAP.
I heard my friends taking their dmv test at Carmichael. They said it is easy. I been driving three years with my parents off and on at times. I got a permit. I have not yet so far took behind the wheel. I was wondering how does it feel like doing behind the wheel. I have not driven around Carmichael. I was wondering what kinda questions do the DMV asks you or what do they ask for when you are doing behind the wheel?.
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Joe’s father filed a police report against another friend, Mary’s, parents about "supplying" alcohol to minors. Mary’s parents, however, did not buy the alcohol for the group.
I want to find out how this situation would typically play out.
This isn’t the first lawsuit that Joe’s father has filed. He has sued other of Joe’s friends for minor things such as losing Joe’s smartphone in a public setting and other situations. What will come to Mary’s parents. They didn’t buy the alcohol and they were asleep when the group of 6 college students were over. The students spent the time outside and they had a Designated Driver who drove each one home.
I’ve looked up different scenarios on the internet and majority of what I found were stories about big, loud, chaotic parties in which there were noise complaints and police intervention or the underage drinkers were involved in injuries, drunk driving, or even death. The parent’s in these situations were typically sent to court, then if found guilty, charged 0 fine and around 30 days in prison. However, each situation varies so I’m just curious about this particular issue between Joe and Mary’s parents.
My apologies, I didn’t mean to state that the students were minors. Most of them are the ages 18 or 19. I would also add that there were no accidents, injuries, drunken driving, or deaths in this situation.
Afterall, don’t we need more people on the highways who are either drinking, texting, or smoking weed?
Well done Aaron. I’m sure your parents are very proud you. Baked or not!
My parents won’t even consider getting me insurance because they think it’s too expensive.
I’m a girl, 16, gonna be 17 in October, and have above 3.0 GPA
My car is a 1996 (i think?) toyota camry.
