If you are found to be driving without a license after you have previously been convicted of driving without a license, your vehicle will be impounded for up to

Correct answer

  • 3 days.
  • 90 days.
  • 60 days.

Explanation

If you are found to be driving without a license after you have previously been convicted of driving without a license, your vehicle will be impounded for three days or until you obtain a license, whichever is shorter. Also, six demerit points will be added to your driving record. ,

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