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Police establish grounds to impound a vehicle for a listed B.C. driving offence. Does borrowing the vehicle prevent impoundment?
Correct answer: No; a borrowed vehicle can also be impounded
Why
A borrowed vehicle can be impounded for listed offences such as driving while prohibited, excessive speeding, or qualifying racing or stunt driving. Unlicensed-driving impoundment has additional statutory conditions, including a prior notice on the record. Owners should check who is permitted to drive their vehicle; the borrower’s conduct can lead to towing and storage costs for the vehicle.
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