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Heres a scenario my friend is drunk at a party and can't drive home is it ok to drive him home in his car (since I don't have insurance on it). I don't understand what if a cop pulls me over and asks for license and registration? Who would he write the ticket for?

Thanks.

This is also in US and not Canada.

Why would you get pulled over if you were the one driving, unless you were drunk too?Sora529

[QUOTE="Sora529"]Why would you get pulled over if you were the one driving, unless you were drunk too?Jandurin

If the cop pulls you over, and you cannot prove that you did not steal the car, then your ass will be put in jail.Dracargen

Isn't my friend proof?

[QUOTE="Dracargen"]If the cop pulls you over, and you cannot prove that you did not steal the car, then your ass will be put in jail.nVidiaGaMer

Isn't my friend proof?

No. . . .because he has to prove it's his car.;) Which he cannot do without registration.

Heres a scenario my friend is drunk at a party and can't drive home is it ok to drive him home in his car (since I don't have insurance on it). I don't understand what if a cop pulls me over and asks for license and registration? Who would he write the ticket for?

Thanks.

This is also in US and not Canada.

nVidiaGaMer

[QUOTE="Dracargen"]If the cop pulls you over, and you cannot prove that you did not steal the car, then your ass will be put in jail.nVidiaGaMer

Isn't my friend proof?

If your friend is drunk how could he vouche for you. Couldn't you have theoretically taken the car from the drunk guy? (however low in probability that is)

Also you AND your friend could have stolen the car

or

Your friend stole the car and picked you up and you simply took over because he was drunk!

I like adding What If possibilities!

[QUOTE="nVidiaGaMer"]

Heres a scenario my friend is drunk at a party and can't drive home is it ok to drive him home in his car (since I don't have insurance on it). I don't understand what if a cop pulls me over and asks for license and registration? Who would he write the ticket for?

Thanks.

This is also in US and not Canada.

MissRiotmaker

I think he meant that it wasn't insured in his name

[QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"][QUOTE="nVidiaGaMer"]

Heres a scenario my friend is drunk at a party and can't drive home is it ok to drive him home in his car (since I don't have insurance on it). I don't understand what if a cop pulls me over and asks for license and registration? Who would he write the ticket for?

Thanks.

This is also in US and not Canada.

Silencer008

I think he meant that it wasn't insured in his name

In that case if you can't provide a copy of your license as well as the owner's license and registration, you're going to get arrested.MissRiotmaker

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Sora529"]Why would you get pulled over if you were the one driving, unless you were drunk too?Sora529

[QUOTE="Sora529"][QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Sora529"]Why would you get pulled over if you were the one driving, unless you were drunk too?dooly420

[QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"] In that case if you can't provide a copy of your license as well as the owner's license and registration, you're going to get arrested.Jandurin