What happens if I get caught driving an uninsured car while on a provisional liscense?

Pointless - the country has loads and is getting more and more Automatic Numberplate Recognition Cameras all over the place by the roadside and on Police and DVLA vehicles - you would get caught in no time and the car taken away and crushed. Without insurance you could not tax the car - good chance a local would see this going on and grass you up.

IF you did and when get caught more likely than not by an ANPR (automatic number plate recognition) - the likely out come will be your car gets seized, you will probably have NO road tax, NO MOT, so you will be reported for at least 3 offences, the car will be examined, if any defects such as defective tires will result in further reports. NO insurance at the road side £200 + 6 points in court £350 +6 points + costs NO tax / MOT more fines, vehicle defects points and yet more fines. It would be likely you will be disqualified so you probably will never get insurance again - the insurance companies will not quote you, you may even spend time in jail.

Now put your self in the place of a VICTIM you have been hit by a car, and the driver has no insurance, you are left to pick up the peices with the only place to claim from will be the M. I. B.

DO YOU STILL WANT TO DRIVE WITH OUT INSURANCE?

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