I've got a question for the LEOs/legal types: I've been occasionally working with my 13 year old on driving, taking back country roads to our house from a friend's. I was told by that friend today that if we get caught the punishment can be pretty severe. So with that, just what are the ramifications of being caught teaching a kid to drive on public roads?
Wtf, how is that legal? Funny but possible I guess.
When a person is caught driving without a license, it is common to have one issued to them and then suspended. Then if they're caught again, they are driving under suspension, which is worse.
I learned to drive when I was 8. Got turned in for driving to drivers ed when I was 15. Had community service but that was it.
This^^^......plus, he's not insured, so if something did happen, collision with another vehicle, run off the road and destroy private property......it's not worth it.
As long as they are a permissive driver, the insurance would cover a loss. Then your company would likely drop you immediately.
Thought you had to be a licensed driver to be a permissive driver?? Otherwise, I could tell my six year old to drive to town and not worry about it, he's covered?
When I was a kid, you could get a license to drive from the field to the elevator in a 2 ton wheat truck at 12 years old.
I had to sit on a Sears Catalog to see out the windshield. I could only drive from the field to the elevator.
That was the rules.
Its been changed now.
I don't know what the current regs are.
I had to sit on a Sears Catalog to see out the windshield. I could only drive from the field to the elevator.
That was the rules.
Its been changed now.
I don't know what the current regs are.
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