A person with dementia should not be driving a car! They forget where they are, they forget what the rules of the road are, and they will get into an accident. The family should take away their car keys without even wondering if it's legal or not!
If you are referring to a drivers license suspension, no, it is unlikely.
A drivers license number is used to keep up with everyone. This is in every state not just Pennsylvania.
No. He has to have auto insurance to keep driving.
Nope. The DMV usually tries to update you as much as possible for ID purposes.
I assume you are talking about a drivers license? Dropout, that doesn't effect your driving abilities.
A person with dementia is still able to learn great skills. It is advisable to keep them occupied with certain care programs so that they can develop normally.
DUI answerobtain an sr22 and get it to the county judge with $150 for his signature and approval. you will also have to keep a log of all you departure and arrival times as well as you calculated mileage per trip. There are free instructions and forms for obtaining an occupational license on this website: www.freetexasforms.org
yes
This is a question that depends on the policies of individual insurance carriers. Some companies require you to have a license in the state but most do not. Most companies will let you keep your current license until the license renews then you must get a license in the state where you live.
Many people own two residences but you can only be the LEGAL RESIDENT of one of them. You may only possess ONE drivers license and that one issued by the state in which you maintain your legal residence (i.e.: the one in which you have a homesteaded home - or the one in which you pay your taxes).
cause your quer if u ride one so they want to keep track of you
No. It is more-or-less automatically processed and will eventually appear on your drivers license record.