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Car was driving without license for 50 years, cheated insurance companies like this, finally luck got cheated

Driving without license is a crime not only in India but all over the world. In many countries, the police have been made technically capable enough to catch such people. Because such people can execute the accident anytime. But you will be surprised to know that in a country like Britain, a person kept driving without a driving license for 50 years, but the police could not catch him. Even he kept cheating the insurance companies. However, one day his luck ran out and he was caught.

This shocking case is from Derbyshire, UK. Derbyshire Road Policing Unit has shared a picture on Twitter. It is also written that in the Derby area, he found a pensioner driving without a driving license. When the old man was arrested by the traffic police, even the officers found it difficult to believe his words. It was learned that this 69-year-old man never got a driving license made. Not only this, all the vehicles there have to be tested from time to time, so that it can be known that the condition of the vehicle is fine. This person continued to cheat people there as well.

Police shared its story
The police has shared its story on Twitter and told that the car has been seized. This person never passed any test. He kept cheating the insurance companies as well. He was providing complete information to them. He kept tricking the insurance companies by saying that he had a full time license. The funny thing is that the insurance company also continued to issue the insurance of the vehicle considering his words as truth. Now you must be thinking that how this person kept dodging the police for so many years.

Derby

The driver of this vehicle has never passed a test despite being 69 years old and having been driving for over 50 years.

He has systematically provided details to insurance companies indicating that he had a license but the flaw in his dastardly plan was bragging. pic.twitter.com/JJJDNM1b2E

— Derbyshire Roads Policing Unit (@DerbyshireRPU) May 6, 2023