koolkorsa
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Theres this really fit girl i know who's 17 and has had about 10 driving lessons, so obviously still on a provisional. I'm 18 and had my license for a year. If I got caught letting her drive my car down some quiet roads at the dead of night what would happen? Could any action be taken against me e.g- lose license or summin? cheers
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GLSi GUY
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on an empty car park i dont think the police would mind. but you would get butt fucked for taking her on the road
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Munchie
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private land is fine. hence y people take people who r learnign to drive to car parks
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Red_SXi
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I reckon the police would still try and fuck you in a carpark
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CorsaLad16v
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u have to be 21 with 3 years driving to be the passenger with a learner driving the car
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koolkorsa
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yer i know private land is completely fine. But i'm just wondering what counts as private land to be honest!
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LukeGSi
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is it really worth it mate, you might get a lay but might lose your licence....
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langey
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take her on a car park, or if u have blacked out windows let her drive on the wuite roads and if u get pulled swap seats lol
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jaffa
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take her on the car park
shag her 
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Ian
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She'd get done for driving without the licence and I'm fairly sure you'd be prosecuted with something although I'm unsure what its called. Its definately a serious offence, expect a large number of points.
Private land is fine - you'd need to find some as car parks don't fall in to this category. You'll also find that the majority of beaches are not even private.
Licence aside, she's also not insured and at the age of 17 very capable of bending something which leaves you a little out of pocket for the sake of doing her a favour.
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Red_SXi
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I think the offence you'd be committing it aiding and abetting ?
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Sidesport
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Im only 16, and my mum lets me drive her car in our local CO-OP on a Sunday after 4pm.....theres no one about...
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Fraser Young
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quote:
Originally posted by Sidesport
Im only 16, and my mum lets me drive her car in our local CO-OP on a Sunday after 4pm.....theres no one about...
pmsl Well done 
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koolkorsa
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hmmmm fink i'll leave it then. I'll give her a ride instead!  I'll try and find a good private car park to do it on, because thats definately fine - i went on an old airfield with my dad when i was 16 and he's a lawyer so that was obviously all above board.
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Ojc
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I drove in Rother Valley 
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Dr Pepper
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quote:
Originally posted by Sidesport
Im only 16, and my mum lets me drive her car in our local CO-OP on a Sunday after 4pm.....theres no one about...
Wht else is she prepared to do in the coop car park when no one is around
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J da Silva
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i think you would get punished worse than the bird as you should know better
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