If you are caught in the state of Illinois without your insurance card you will receive a citation. It is an automatic $500.00 fine. If you bring your valid insurance card with you to court the fine will be waived. It's just best to keep a copy with the vehicle at all times. And if you are driving someone else's car it is your responsibilty to make sure there is one in the glove carpartment with a registration.
If you are not an insured under the definitions and terms of the owners insurance policy then you "can" be ticketed. Whether you will be ticketed depends on whether the attending officer checks his computer to see if you are in fact an insured driver or not.
You get a Ticket for no Insurance, Your vehicle gets towed to the local pound and your drivers license gets suspended pending the filing of an SR22. You will also have to pay additional $100 dollars per year for the next three years in order to retain your driving privileges.
No, there is no such thing an an "insurance card" in Massachusetts. The insurance information is on the registration, you can't get the registration without it.
you go to jail
He has a medicinal merajuana card.
If you can prove you were in compliance at the time you were issued the ticket - but just didn't have the card with you - many judges will dismiss the charge. However, if you did NOT, in fact, have insurance at the time you were stopped and only just got it for the court appearance, probably not.
you will get ran over by a tank
you are going to get caught by the polise
If you are caught using an Oyster Card that does not belong to you, you can expect to receive a fine. There is usually no jail time associated with this offense, but it may appear on your criminal record.
Depends on the State you're in. Here is Colorado, I was fined around $40 a few years ago but they removed it from the docket when I showed up with the correct card.
i dont think so
You need a driver's license to drive, and insurance on the vehicle you're driving.