Why not to show your driving license when stopped?

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19 August 2006, 02:11 PM

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ronjeramy

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Originally Posted by brihoppy

slightly different angle...doesnt the photocard on its own constitute a valid form of id though...?

yes and no think it depends on the circumstances. i work in a post office and when i check peoples id it always asks for the paper part when producing the photo licence. my sister does work in a money laundering department for a solicitors and says the same about producing both parts for id as they are not valid. i suppose as far as id for a pub/club etc it will be adequate

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19 August 2006, 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by talizman

As I've said a few times, if a driver is being issued with an endorsable ticket it is imperative that the issuing officers knows that person's current points status.

Hence NEVER show your driving licence when stopped!!!!! The thread has a result