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You are under a B.C. driving prohibition that has not ended. May you drive a private car on a highway?
Correct answer: No, not while the prohibition applies
Why
Do not drive while a driving prohibition applies. Complete the period and any reinstatement requirements before driving again. Driving while prohibited can lead to further penalties and vehicle impoundment, even if the car belongs to someone else.
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