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pauls corsa

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8th Apr 05 at 14:31

is it legal for a provisonal driver to help tow a car home (sit in the car which is been towed unsupervised?

Dom

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8th Apr 05 at 14:32

K2 GTi

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8th Apr 05 at 14:32

stick a L plate on it

CCA

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8th Apr 05 at 14:32

If the car is touching the road then its illegal

CCA

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8th Apr 05 at 14:33

quote:
Originally posted by K2 HOY
stick a L plate on it

You'd need a licensed driver to sit with tho

Charlene

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8th Apr 05 at 14:33

They have to be supervised at all times when in a moving car i think

Ally

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8th Apr 05 at 14:41

quote:
Originally posted by Charlene
They have to be supervised at all times when in a moving car i think

This is true, a provisional driver cannot be in the car alone if the wheels of the car are moving

K2 GTi

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8th Apr 05 at 14:44

quote:
Originally posted by CuteCorsaAngel

quote:
Originally posted by K2 HOY
stick a L plate on it

You'd need a licensed driver to sit with tho

The person would be sat in the car infront

Bascically moving at the same time

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8th Apr 05 at 14:46

quote:
Originally posted by Ally

quote:
Originally posted by Charlene
They have to be supervised at all times when in a moving car i think

This is true, a provisional driver cannot be in the car alone if the wheels of the car are moving

what if the provisional driver is sat in the back whilst the driver has parked on a hill to go into a nearby shop and the handbrake fails? Is that illegal?

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8th Apr 05 at 14:47

no, he would be an unqualified driver in control of a motor vehicle on a public highway with no supervisior in car of course

CorsAsh

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8th Apr 05 at 14:48

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
no, he would be an unqualified driver in control of a motor vehicle on a public highway with no supervisior in car of course

Even tho he's sat in the back

Ally

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8th Apr 05 at 14:52

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh

quote:
Originally posted by Ally

quote:
Originally posted by Charlene
They have to be supervised at all times when in a moving car i think

This is true, a provisional driver cannot be in the car alone if the wheels of the car are moving

what if the provisional driver is sat in the back whilst the driver has parked on a hill to go into a nearby shop and the handbrake fails? Is that illegal?

Yeh, get 10 years of slippery soap in the shower for that

Charlene

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8th Apr 05 at 14:53

Well if the car started moving backwards when he went into the shop, well that wouldnt be seen as illegal as he wasnt in the driving sit

[Edited on 08-04-2005 by Charlene]

RKS

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8th Apr 05 at 14:56

It would if he is the only person in the vehicle as he is in charge of the vehicle, I know people that have been done for drink driving, wen they werent driving but the only person in the vehicle

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8th Apr 05 at 14:56

A provisional driver is not aloud by law to be on the road in a car without a full licensed driver present whether they are driving the car or not

Charlene

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8th Apr 05 at 14:58

Yea but if the car started 2 to move and a child was in the back, you cannot say thats illegal as it isnt as though that child started to move the car hes or herself

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8th Apr 05 at 14:59

Whoops

When Rachel towed my car down to S&T it was a week before my 2nd test and I sat in the drivers seat of the Nova and she towed it down there, I had provisional.

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8th Apr 05 at 14:59

a child in the back of the car is not a provisional driver tho are they

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8th Apr 05 at 14:59

quote:
Originally posted by Charlene
Well if the car started moving backwards when he went into the shop, well that wouldnt be seen as illegal as he wasnt in the driving sit

[Edited on 08-04-2005 by Charlene]

Like Hightower in Police Academy when he rips out the seats and sits in the back? this would mean he wouldn't need a license

Charlene

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8th Apr 05 at 15:00

quote:
Originally posted by Carr

quote:
Originally posted by Charlene
Well if the car started moving backwards when he went into the shop, well that wouldnt be seen as illegal as he wasnt in the driving sit

[Edited on 08-04-2005 by Charlene]

Like Hightower in Police Academy when he rips out the seats and sits in the back? this would mean he wouldn't need a license

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8th Apr 05 at 15:00

no they are unlicenced, this is worse

Charlene

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8th Apr 05 at 15:00

quote:
Originally posted by CuteCorsaAngel
a child in the back of the car is not a provisional driver tho are they

Yes i know but im just saying

pauls corsa

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8th Apr 05 at 15:08

the only reason i ask is that i was towing a car home one night with my gf who is only a provisonal driver coppers pulled us been really nice at first asked us if we both had full driving licences i said yeah gf said no then they gave us both producers what will happen to my gf as she only has a provisonal licence the towed car was mot,d and taxed but not insured

will she lose her licence before she has even got it

[Edited on 08-04-2005 by pauls corsa]

Ian

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8th Apr 05 at 15:17

Produce the provisional and wait to see what the guy on the desk does.

Charlene

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8th Apr 05 at 15:18

Im not sure about this, think she will just have to go and produce her provsional licence tbh, i dont know about losing her licence but they may be strict as they will say you should know you need someone supervising you when you dont have a licence

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