Driving without a License or Permit in NY.?

Big trouble in NY, you will not be allowed to drive for several years, and they will eventually stop you.

And I do not believe that you have insurance: You are required by law to list all drivers of the car and the insurance company will take your drivers license number and no insurance company in their right mind will sell insurance to an unlicenced driver. And it is a requirement of every insurance policy that no unlicensed driver be allowed to drive the car.. Did you even read the policy? You do not have insurance!

"the government hasn't done anything for me"? Who do you think built the roads you're illegally driving on? Stop begging for handouts and do what you need to do to stop breaking the law. Remember: breaking the law makes you a criminal. There is no other way!

It seems, unfortunately, that there is very little you can do. 1) You left the scene of the accident *regardless* of whether there was visible damage or not. Even if you saw no damage caused by the tap/hit, there might have been damage to the undercarriage/exhaust/etc. Also, unless you can *prove* that those scratches you saw on the truck's bumper were not caused by your accident, the police/truck driver's insurance company has every reason to believe that you caused them. 2) In MA anyway, you can only drive with a permit if there is a licensed passenger in the front passenger seat at all times. I'm fairly certain this is a NY rule as well...(or, well, it *should* be.) Since the police knew it happened either they saw it and followed you home (not so likely, as they probably would have stopped you from leaving/pulled you over,) or a camera/someone spotted you and noted your license plate number. You could call your insurance company to see what they recommend...otherwise, I don't know....good luck.

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New York State Consolidated Laws

Article 19 - LICENSING OF DRIVERS

§ 509 Violations

¶11. A violation of any provision of this section shall be punishable

by a fine of not less than seventy-five nor more than three hundred

dollars, or by imprisonment for not more than fifteen days, or by both

such fine and imprisonment except, if the violation consists of failure

to renew a license which was valid within sixty days, the fine shall be

not more than forty dollars, and except that a violation of subdivision

seven or eight of this section shall be punishable by a fine of not more

than seventy-five dollars.

**** This is not a legal opinion, but a citation of New York State Law published on the internet by the state government. ****

unlicensed driver. Few hundred bucks worth of fines and usually a 1 year suspension of the right to drive; and God have mercy on your soul the 2nd time

well im a police officer and im not sure about the law there but in north carolina its jail 5yrs, 1000$ in fines, plus wat u get pulled over for, and since you don't have a permit 5 yr license ban, which means you have to go to driving classes for 5 yrs before u can get ur license........so if i were u i would get my lincense before the cops get you.

i dont understand why you do not have a license @ 18, but since you are 18 possibly jail time and loss of license [or, extension as to when you can get it]

Hello...

owo...thats call a big mouth ....first of all you are illegally living is states...illegally...and you complain about our system....if you are so upset ..why don't you go back where you came from..?

luck you that you are not in UK , where they catch you and just kick you and your whole family to your mother land.

in every state in the union this is a crime. you could be charged fines, thousands of dollars.

see New york dmv

your other concern is Insurance

You do have insurance on the cars you are driving - right?