As the saying goes: eat a trench, grow a wisdom, but some people don't take it seriously, but after being revoked their driver's license, they are still on the verge of breaking the law and try to drive secretly.
On July 20, a man was seized by the police of the Second Brigade of the High Police Detachment of the Xiangyang Municipal Public Security Bureau.
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The driver's license for a traffic accident was revoked
Unrepentant, he still drove a big truck on the highway
At about 19:30 on the same day, the police on duty of the second brigade of the high police detachment carried out daily duties at the Yujiahu toll station of Xiangyang Ring Expressway, and when a heavy-duty dump truck with a license plate of E F**789 was routinely inspected, the driver Du could not show valid documents.
After verification by the police, the driver's license of Du has been revoked by the public security organs in 2014, according to Du's statement, his driver's license was revoked and he did not take the driver's license again, the big truck is his own, and the driver is hired for a long time.
On the same day, because he was in a hurry to Yicheng to pull goods, but the hired driver could not drive a motor vehicle due to drinking, Du felt that his driving skills were no problem and he was lucky to drive, and got on the highway from the Dongjin toll station of the Ring Expressway.
After the police severely criticized and educated Du, the motor vehicle driven by Du was towed and temporarily detained in accordance with the law, and Du was fined 1,500 yuan for the illegal act of driving a motor vehicle during the period when his driver's license was revoked.
Driving a motor vehicle after the driver's license has been revoked is a serious traffic violation! It not only disrupts the road traffic order, but also seriously threatens the safety of their own lives and property and that of others.
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Source: Xiangyang Gang Girl
Reporter: Wu Junjie | Correspondent: Zhang Tian Tang Lida
Editor: Wang Jiali | Proofreading: Du Linxue
Editor-in-charge: Liang Long | Review: Zeng Chunman