QUESTION
Can I be charged for not restoring my registration
Asked on Jul 18th, 2013 on Traffic Violations - New Jersey
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Jun I was driving my husband car his light was out so the cop pulled me over. He asked me for my registration and license I gave it to him he comes back ask me who the car belong to I said my husband he then tell me my registration was suspended. I contact DMV they told me that my husband reg was fine dont know why I got the ticket. I go to court and explain that my registration is suspended but my license was fine I don't own a car and I didn't restore it is because 1 I didn't have the money and 2 I wasn't planing on getting a car. The judge told me that eventhough my license are good that I can't drive no one car until I restore my registration. I was told before I come back to court I have to get my registration restored. Please help me
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your driving license is for you to drive a vehicle. the registration is for the vehicle showing that the vehicle is 'registered' in NJ with DMV. if you are driving, you must have a valid license and the vehicle must have a valid registration. the NJ DMV records showing the valid license and valid registration must be brought to court if you want to be found 'not guilty'. ed dimon, esq.
Answered on Jul 18th, 2013 at 5:15 PM