RCMP seizes uninsured vehicle from unlicensed driver
A 44-year-old man had his vehicle impounded by New-Wes-Valley RCMP, after a traffic stop on Monday afternoon confirmed that he had no insurance and that he was driving without a valid driver’s licence.
On October 27, just before 2:00 p.m., a New-Wes-Valley RCMP officer conducting routine patrols along Route 320 near Hare Bay stopped a 44-year-old driver and learned that the man did not possess a driver’s licence. In addition, it was determined that the vehicle did not have a valid insurance policy.
The vehicle was seized by police and impounded, and the driver was issued two summary offence tickets under the Highway Traffic Act for driving without a driver’s licence and operating a vehicle without a valid insurance policy.
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