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they would be hurt physically, financially and legally!

Bad..... very bad!

Driver: Jail, Fine, Inability to get a driver's licensed for a number of years, Lawsuit, Potential loss of personal property.

Car owner: Lawsuit, Loss of vehicle. Potential loss of personal property.

If just a question..... don't do it.

If dealing with this...... get a lawyer.

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Q: What if an unlicensed uninsured driver got into a car accident?
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