Driver Licence
What is the immediate consequence of driving an uninsured vehicle if stopped by an officer?
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026
- A Only receives a verbal warning
- ✓ The vehicle will be immobilised immediately
- C May keep driving for another 24 hours
- D Their driving licence is permanently withdrawn
Why this is the correct answer
An uninsured vehicle may not circulate; if an officer stops it, it will be immobilised immediately, and the owner must pay the depot costs and a fine.
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