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  • DRIVER'S LICENSE
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  • JOYRIDING
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    Laws - View Law: JOYRIDING

    Joyriding is defined as borrowing someone’s car, bicycle, boat, or motorcycle without permission and with the intention of just using it for a while.

    Even if you are just a passenger, you are still responsible and if the vehicle gets damaged you may have to pay.

    Other penalties for joyriding are counseling, community service, probation, house arrest, detention, or having your driver’s license or permit taken away.

    Comments
    66 thru 70 of 76 comments    ...  11   12   13  [ 14 ]  15  ...   
    On 04/10/02
    Brandi from TX said:
    It sucks to get caught doing something you are not supposed to, especially joyriding .
    On 04/03/02
    john from MI said:
    i just got caught last night, my parents punishments are 10 times worse then the laws ones. NOT worth it, at all.
    On 04/03/02
    DANIEL from AZ said:
    i did joyride and i regrat it
    On 04/03/02
    DANIEL from AZ said:
    I DID JOYRIDEING ONE TIME AND I REGEAT
    On 04/03/02
    Johannah from AZ said:
    I JUST WANT TO KNOW WHY MOST TEENS DO DRUGS THESE DAYS ARE THEY PREASURED OR JUST MAD AT SOME ONE -- I DONT KNOW ???
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