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Traffic Officers may stop and immobilise a vehicle that does not have valid Compulsory Third-Party Liability Insurance, even if the rest of the documentation, such as the vehicle registration certificate or the driver's licence, is valid and in order.
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No, only if they do not have a driving licence
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