A person for allowing an unlicensed driver to drive his or her vehicle shall be subject to a fine between $200 to $500 and up to15 days jail. The driver may also be subject to a violation of 39:3-10 unlicensed driving which subjects the offender for a first offense up to a $500 fine and or, up to 60 days in jail. In addition if you allow an unlicensed person to drive your car your insurance will go up. To some people this sounds crazy, because you didn't drive the car but you are responsible not just for yourself, but for all that you allow to drive your car. Thus insurance companies will look to you as being a higher risk and accordingly raise your rates.

As stated earlier, the penalties for allowing an unlicensed driver to drive in NJ are severe and can include up to 15 days in jail. It does not matter that your violation was simply forgetting to check if the person had a license. It is the owners responsibility to check if the person is properly licensed. The owner of the car includes any of the following persons: anyone who is in in control of, owns, rents or leases a vehicle. However, even if your guilty, we can still help! Attorney Aalsberg has a 98%* Success Rate of Reducing, Eliminating or Winning these charges. Put his success in over 12,000 cases to help you win, reduce or eliminate these penalties. But you must take the first step and setup the free in office consultation by calling 1-800-9-RIGHTS . Don't wait the more time we have to work on the case the more we can do to help
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