What happens if you drive alone with a G1 licence and the cops catch you? (in ONTARIO)?
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If you violate any of the restrictions put on a G1 license you will typically receive a citation and receive demerit points.  Each region has its own rules and penalties.  \n\nThe basic guidelines are if you receive 2 or more demerit points you will be sent a letter. If you receive 6 points you will be interview to discuss your record and explain why your license should no be suspended. If you reach 9 demerit points your license will be suspended for 60 days.
954370
If you have a license it will be gone for a yr if its ur first dui offence and if you pled guilty you might get fined but maybe driving school to get ur license back after ur yr is up nothing major tho as long as this is ur first dui offense if its like ur 3rd dui u prolly go to jail
455260
I assume you are in Ontario, because you're talking about the G2.  Each province has different rules.  The graduated system was created to make sure you get experience gradually.  As far as I know, there is no way around it, and there shouldn't be.  I can't imagine how it would be a matter of survival.\n\nThe only option I could think of is if you have two residences, like a school and a home, or separated parents in different provinces, and you could get your licence in a province without the graduated system.
765025
No, but if you get another ticket, the judge may use this as reason to step you up in penalties for the next one.  They'll see that you completed supervision but that's it.\n\nInsurance will never know.
694252
You cant unless you have a special licence.
1109355
Of course.  Keep in mind, the policeman pulling you over makes it a moving violation, points on insurance and all that.\n\nThe camera ticket merely civil.  They can fine the owner of the car, but they cannot establish who was driving it.\n\nYou should not receive two tickets, the police ticket supersedes the camera one.  If you get both, you should be able to get out of the camera one.
945799
They wouldn't make you surrender it physically, but they would ban you from driving for a certain time, and if you are caught doing it anyway, there would be bigger rouble pronto. Hope that demystifies it for you?
1078932
They would be well within their rights to revoke your license for a certain amount of time. Hopefully they will since you KNEW better and chose to do it anyway. It would have just been cheaper for you to hire a taxi or call a friend for a ride. \n\nAnd seriously, you're in college? Smarten up before you ruin your future!
606850
drink alone damn!!! cops will lock ur @ss up!!!!
1136157
This depends on the jurisdiction, whether it is state, city, county, along with the reason for taking a license.  Ordinarily, you must have been given a paper that shows you have a license until you get it back.  You may contact the police department that took it in the first place.  And then, if you are unsuccessful, contact the local court for the case that is against you or to have your license reinstated.\n\nA driving license is issued by each state.  So the state is responsible for licenses.  That is where you can go, state agencies, state courts.
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.
743904
You don't deserve a license. You are a menace to society and a danger to anyone that drives including yourself!
531689
all I can say is hide it well, but it depends on how much you've got and how stoned you are!  If you are totally out of it, i wouldn't be driving anyway...but if you are just say what you have to...one word answers....they might just give you a caution.\n\nHere in the UK if you are caught with weed and they can tell it's for personal use, you get a caution, not sure about driving though....should be ok if you aren't totally out of it, and have only got a bit on you.
51123
Wow.\n\nDriving without a valid license (one that has never been issued or is expired), is a misdemeanor in California.  Misdemeanors are punishable in this state by up to one year in the county jail (this one may be only up to six months...I didn't check, but your first offense isn't going to result in *any* jail time anyway).\n\nThere's a fine...maybe a couple hundred bucks.\n\nThe car you're driving will likely be towed and possibly impounded for up to 30 days.  That will be more expensive than any fine a judge will hand out.\n\nYou *could* be arrested and booked into a jail.  If you had no official identification, you might even be held for court or until your identity was positively established.\n\nOn the whole, I'd recommend an English class and a driver's license.  Both will save you a lot of time and grief.
434354
U can , If they ask for for licence just show your Driving licence
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- Plant drugs on people\n\n- Convince you that you have to get out of the car or allow a search on a routine traffic stop. (You don't have to. However, if you refuse, they'll make you wish you had complied.)\n\n- Use unmarked cars for routine traffic stops. This is against the law. I have seen the code, and it prohibits this.\n\n- Arrest someone for a buddy. This happened in a small town: I know someone who was involved in road rage and police corruption all in one day. He accidentally pulled in front of someone. There was NO COLLISION. They chased him and ran him off the road. They yelled at him and said, "You probably don't even have insurance!" He DOES have insurance, but he was feeling feisty so he said, "Maybe I don't." The road rage guy then went to his small town buddies at the police station and lied, saying that my friend had done a "hit and run" on him and had no insurance. This was a lie, and ovbiously NEITHER vehicle was damaged! His small town police buddies ARRESTED my friend for a so called hit and run which never occurred!!!\n\n- I know someone who got a ticket for trying not to run into a police car. The cop was on the shoulder with his lights still on from having just finished making a traffic stop. The dude drove partially on the opposite side of the two way, two lane road, so as to give the cop room. The cop chased him and wrote him a ticket for driving on the wrong side of the road!\n\n- Drive on the wrong side of the road or violate other laws for reasons which are NOT emergencies. I saw a cop drive on the wrong side of the road just to talk to his buddy for a long, casual conversation.\n\n- Ride motorcycles side-by-side. The are supposed to ride straddled with the 2nd guy in behind and to the side so as not to run into one another. Many policemen run into each other this way and have been reprimanded for this by their superiors but continue to do as they please.\n\n-An old trick: When arresting someone on a traffic stop, they search them and take their wallet which they promptly toss into their car as it is about to be towed away. This means that the person doesn't have access to their ID or money while trying to post bail, check into jail, or retrieve their car from the pound!\n\n- They seduce someone into commiting a crime: There is someone drunk standing on private property. The police officer says, "Come here for a second..." and motion to them. The drunk person complies, walking OFF of the private property onto the sidewalk. They are now violating the public drunkeness law. They are promptly arrested, after being duped.\n\n- They detain a teenager for no apparent reason and make them stand next to their car for an hour or so, until it is curfew. Then they arrest them for violating curfew. Nice, huh?\n\nI am sure there are some really good cops out there, but unfortunately, MOST of them are at least moderately corrupt, if not totally. They know how to exploit the loopholes in the law, and don't always do so for the right reasons.
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Help us out. How did he contact you? There are exceptions in the DUI laws that allow a police officer to arrest you without observing you driving. Provide some more details and we might be able to guide you better.