lunch break in the snow with my D
01-29-2013, 07:56 AM
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Re: lunch break in the snow with my D
If you were to the point of having lost your license 3 years ago, there's no freaking way you're back at zero yet. It takes, what, -12 points to lose your license I believe?
And even disregarding that information, if your driving points are really at ZERO, as you stated, that still means you have charges on your record. A perfect driving record is +5.
01-29-2013, 08:45 AM
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Re: lunch break in the snow with my D
I thought it takes 3-5 years (depending on the ticket) to be removed? In that's the case every one of those is still on his record.
Edit: I'm thinking of insurance. Not DMV records.
Edit: I'm thinking of insurance. Not DMV records.
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01-29-2013, 05:04 PM
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Re: lunch break in the snow with my D
Your record only improves by 2 point every year, plus 1 if you take a voluntary improvement course.
If you were to the point of having lost your license 3 years ago, there's no freaking way you're back at zero yet. It takes, what, -12 points to lose your license I believe?
And even disregarding that information, if your driving points are really at ZERO, as you stated, that still means you have charges on your record. A perfect driving record is +5.
If you were to the point of having lost your license 3 years ago, there's no freaking way you're back at zero yet. It takes, what, -12 points to lose your license I believe?
And even disregarding that information, if your driving points are really at ZERO, as you stated, that still means you have charges on your record. A perfect driving record is +5.
what the fuck ever guys....
i went to court alot of times for driving on a restricted, though got it dropped many times, has nothing to do with being a xradhxcstreetracer anyways
weak
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01-29-2013, 06:09 PM
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01-29-2013, 09:17 PM
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Re: lunch break in the snow with my D
I think we're getting away from the fact that, regardless of your license/points status or whether it was on a closed road, what you did was ultimately dumb and boring.
01-30-2013, 06:57 AM
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A +1 still ain't perfect, as you stated it was.
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