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**BenWired306** · 04-12-2009, 11:18 PM

This is the WORST advice EVER.

DO NOT drive while your suspended. If something happens and you get in an accident or anything, your insurance company will tell you where to go and the other poor driver involved would have to cough up even if it isnt their fault.
Also if you get caught, its more fines or even a prison sentance and to be honest, you would deserve it as you are a criminal.

You were stupid and drove over the limit and now you have to live with the consequences.

Right, and your advice or leaving him at home without a car or any means of transport as public transport normally don't travel along freeways and taxis are incredibly expensive and no-one to drive him. He is going to be royally f*cked over with no license, no car, a fine and possibly miss work so no income to pay the fine.

Off course I may be totally off, but if that was the case I would risk it and couldn't care what anyone says. He was a fricken idiot for speeding in the first place but unless he does it again or get's caught a second time which is highly unlikely then what's the big deal.

Almost EVERY single time I've heard of someone losing their license and still driving someone else has to ALWAYS bring up the case of an accident yet I've NEVER heard of a single time where someone with a suspended license has crashed a car. I've only ever heard of suspended drivers being caught speeding or drink driving whilst being suspended.

Honestly Little_Lenny, I may be giving bad advice, but Your going to be FAR more stressfull without a car by the sounds of things, your probably gonna lose your girl and your parents probably gonna be pissed and all hells gonna break lose.

This happened to my pop for one month and he decided to start driving illegally again. It solved everything and he never got busted as he drove safely obeying all road rules. It saved so much hassle as my nan is highly over-weight and cannot drive herself and has no-one else to bring home food or pay for rent or get medication or anything.

04-12-2009, 11:18 PM	#23
BenWired306 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 471 Senior Member	This is the WORST advice EVER. DO NOT drive while your suspended. If something happens and you get in an accident or anything, your insurance company will tell you where to go and the other poor driver involved would have to cough up even if it isnt their fault. Also if you get caught, its more fines or even a prison sentance and to be honest, you would deserve it as you are a criminal. You were stupid and drove over the limit and now you have to live with the consequences. Right, and your advice or leaving him at home without a car or any means of transport as public transport normally don't travel along freeways and taxis are incredibly expensive and no-one to drive him. He is going to be royally f*cked over with no license, no car, a fine and possibly miss work so no income to pay the fine. Off course I may be totally off, but if that was the case I would risk it and couldn't care what anyone says. He was a fricken idiot for speeding in the first place but unless he does it again or get's caught a second time which is highly unlikely then what's the big deal. Almost EVERY single time I've heard of someone losing their license and still driving someone else has to ALWAYS bring up the case of an accident yet I've NEVER heard of a single time where someone with a suspended license has crashed a car. I've only ever heard of suspended drivers being caught speeding or drink driving whilst being suspended. Honestly Little_Lenny, I may be giving bad advice, but Your going to be FAR more stressfull without a car by the sounds of things, your probably gonna lose your girl and your parents probably gonna be pissed and all hells gonna break lose. This happened to my pop for one month and he decided to start driving illegally again. It solved everything and he never got busted as he drove safely obeying all road rules. It saved so much hassle as my nan is highly over-weight and cannot drive herself and has no-one else to bring home food or pay for rent or get medication or anything.
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