I'm sure about every state, but generally speaking, yes. However, it's extremely unlikely. Normally, the officer will have the vehicle towed to the police impound lot.
Implied consent. By driving a motor vehicle on a public road, you have agreed to take such as test if requested. If you don't want to be tested, don't drive.
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The police officer does not own the police car, the jurisdiction he works for owns it, and yes a uniformed officer can drive an unmarked vehicle.
Lights are a more effective warning than a siren. Lights are silent and a siren can provide warning to suspects when the police would like to catch them.
No! You can buy any vehicle you like from a police car auction however you will need a licence to drive the vehicle on public roads. Either arrange transportation or someone with a licence to remove the vehicle from the police auction
The police will arrest those that drive people to the departure gates of the airport when the passenger is there to arrive at the airport.
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You can drive directly to and from a testing station without tax. The vehicle must be pre booked at the station for you to do this. If you are stopped by the police, you may still be prossecuted for any defects on your vehicle. The vehicle must be insured for road use
No ! You must abide by the instructions of the officer. If you disobey - and drive the vehicle, you can be charged with obstruction.
Yes. In the UK, the police can move any roadworthy vehicle themselves if needed to in the course of their duty, that can include moving a seized car for example if the driver was found to be uninsured.Police drivers do not 'need' to be insured to drive any other vehicle. That's because (and backed up by case law - Jones v CC Beds Pol 1987) any vehicle driven in the course of police duty is considered a 'police vehicle' and is exempt from needing insurance or taxation as it is a 'crown vehicle' which follows different laws.
No but if you're stopped by the police and they ask to see it, you will be required to take it to a police station (of your choice) within 5 or 7 days.
If the vehicle is registered to you, then this is grand theft. Call the police and report it. If the vehicle is not owned by you, then it may be theirs and they have a perfect right to drive their own vehicle.