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My husband was driving on the 85 going 76 in a 60 mph zone. The state trooper gave him a court appearance date in May. What is the maximum penalty for speeding with a permit/no license?
going 76 in a 60 mph zone. The state trooper gave him a court appearance date in May. What is the maximum penalty for speeding with a permit/no license?
What happened to his license? He has never had one? It fell out of his wallet and doesn't know where it is? Its been revoked due to previous driving convictions?
I know it's acceptable to drive 15mph over the speed limit in the North East but that doesn't fly down here. Expect points on your license, increase in insurance premiums and a fine.
You can get away with 8mph over at the very most in NC.
What happened to his license? He has never had one? It fell out of his wallet and doesn't know where it is? Its been revoked due to previous driving convictions?
Max penalty is 120 days in jail but I doubt he gets any time as long as he doesn't have a DWI. A decent lawyer should be able to get a prayer for judgement & he will have to pay a pretty good fine.
Whats a permit? A learners permit? I thought thats what teenagers got between drivers ed and being able to get an actual license.
I never heard of an adult having to have a learner's permit. Though I confess to not having read the "how to get a license as an adult if you've never had one" instructions.
Is this an out-of-state license?
Was he driving with a licensed driver at the time? Because if he wasn't, I think that's the same as driving without a license.
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