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==Six types of driving prohibitions== | ==Six types of driving prohibitions== | ||
''' | #'''BC Superintendent of Motor Vehicles prohibition for poor driving record''' | ||
The BC Superintendent of Motor Vehicles can prohibit you from driving in any of the following cases: | The BC Superintendent of Motor Vehicles can prohibit you from driving in any of the following cases: | ||
the Superintendent considers it in the public interest – for example, if you have a bad driving record. | the Superintendent considers it in the public interest – for example, if you have a bad driving record. | ||
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you don’t take a medical exam that the Superintendent orders. | you don’t take a medical exam that the Superintendent orders. | ||
''' | #'''24-hour prohibition''' | ||
If you have care or control of a vehicle and the police have reasonable grounds to believe that your ability to drive is affected by alcohol or drugs, they may: | If you have care or control of a vehicle and the police have reasonable grounds to believe that your ability to drive is affected by alcohol or drugs, they may: | ||
require you to remove your vehicle from the road. | require you to remove your vehicle from the road. | ||
