UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

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What can be the consequence of driving with invalid insurance?

A warning from the police
A fine and penalty points on your license
Mandatory community service
No consequences at all

The correct answer is: A fine and penalty points on your license

Driving with invalid insurance is a serious offense in the UK, and one of the main consequences is a fine and penalty points on your license. This reflects the legal requirement for drivers to have valid insurance in order to protect themselves, other road users, and vehicles against potential accidents. When a driver operates a vehicle without valid insurance, they can face significant financial penalties, often amounting to hundreds of pounds. Additionally, points can be added to their driving record, which can lead to further consequences such as a potential increase in insurance premiums and, if enough points accumulate, the risk of having their driving privileges suspended or revoked. This strict enforcement helps to maintain road safety standards and ensures that all drivers are accountable for their actions on the road. Invalid insurance undermines these principles, as it leaves other road users without recourse for damages or injuries resulting from a collision.