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And in a situation where that is warranted (e.g. a traffic violation), you should probably have some form of proof of identification on you anyway
by voidUpdate 1y ago
And in a situation where that is warranted (e.g. a traffic violation), you should probably have some form of proof of identification on you anyway
- octo888 1y agoNot required by law in the UK to have ID on you while driving. Works well enough (you have to produce it at a station within 7 days). I'm sure if it's serious enough, the police can force some other method
- stevekemp 1y agoIn the UK you do not have to have your drivers license upon your person when driving a car. Usually you'll be instructed to present it to a nearby police station within a few days.
- michaelt 1y agoIn the UK all cars have number plates front and rear, so that's covered already.
- voidUpdate 1y agoThat gives the car's identity though, not the driver's identity