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The vehicle being impounded or immobilised, at the owner's expense.
Impounding or sealing the vehicle at the owner’s expense is a consequence under Article 3 of compulsory motor insurance law. Driving without insurance is also prohibited and a fine is provided for. Lifting the measure requires proof of insurance and payment or guarantee of the relevant costs. It does not itself mean losing three licence points or immediate transfer to a vehicle treatment centre.
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The loss of 3 points on the driving licence.
The immediate transfer of the bus to an Authorised Vehicle Treatment Centre.
The vehicle being impounded or immobilised, at the owner's expense.
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