Driving Without a License Bail Bonds in San Diego County

According to California's Vehicle Code, driving requires a valid license. It must be issued by the state where the driver lives and must be appropriate for the vehicle driven. Usually, driving without a license is considered a minor offense and it doesn't lead to an arrest. The Police give a citation and the defendant has to appear in court on the set date. If the defendant misses the court date, a bench warrant for his or her arrest will be issued. Having a California arrest warrant in one's name and being caught driving without a license may have serious consequences. However, driving without a license is an expensive offense. The driver gets a ticket for not having a license, one for not having insurance and can even be fined for not having registration. As a rule, the car is impounded and getting it out is costly.

• The defendant was charged with driving without a license after driving although he never obtained a valid license.
• The defendant, an international student holding an EU driving license, had established residency in California but had not obtained a driver's license. The defendant was charged with driving without a license.
• The defendant was driving although his driver's license was expired.
• The defendant, an undocumented immigrant, was charged with driving without a license. In order to apply for a license, the interested person must have a social security number. Illegal immigrants that come to work in California and need to drive, often take risks and use cars without having a valid license.