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From: 2212zap@mhuxm.UUCP (putnins)
Newsgroups: net.legal
Subject: Re: On possessing more than one driver's license
Message-ID: <108@mhuxm.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 3-May-84 12:26:08 EDT
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Posted: Thu May  3 12:26:08 1984
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Why does NJ not want a person to hold more than one driver's license?

1) The person holds a license from NY and NJ.  Every time he gets stopped
   for speeding, crossing double yellow lines, running stop signs, etc.,
   he shows the officer his NY license.  His NJ license is still clean, and
   he would not have to pay the fine or increased insurance costs.

2) The person holds a NJ license, and accumulates enough points to get 
   suspended.  What does he do?  Goes to an adjoining state, gets a new license
   (it is NOT that difficult) and continues to drive in NJ.  If he gets stopped,
   he shows his out-of-state license, and goes along his way.

   Some people in our office discussed this as great length, going through
   the difficulties, the problems and the solutions to getting an out-of-state
   license, and the benefits of doing so.  It seems very possible to do.