Practice question
What is the legal consequence of driving a motor vehicle on a public road in Antigua and Barbuda without a valid driver's license or learner's permit?
- A written warning on a first occasion, with prosecution only on a repeat
- The driver may be arrested without a warrant and, on summary conviction, faces imprisonment for one year and a fine of one thousand dollars
- A fixed penalty ticket that can be settled at any police station
- No penalty applies while a licence application is already pending
Answer: B — The driver may be arrested without a warrant and, on summary conviction, faces imprisonment for one year and a fine of one thousand dollars
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