mydlyfkryzis said:REg and insurance in my Wallet, with my license. Never leave them on the bike....If stolen, and the perp get's stopped, and has papers, the PoPo may not realize the bike is stolen, especially if you hadn'r reported it yet...
My wallet has 3 regies, 2 insurance cards, my license....All together.
notlob said:Move to the UK your not required to carry any papers at all. If you get stopped they input the reg into their system and it tells them if you have tax, insurance and MOT, it will tell them the owner and also if the owner has a licence.
A motorist who operates a motor vehicle in the State of New Jersey must carry a valid driver license, a valid probationary license or a validated New Jersey
permit. The motorist must also carry valid insurance and vehicle registration cards. (N.J.S.A.39:3-29)
39:3-29 Refusal to exhibit driver's license, registration, or insurance identification card (if a violation is for more than one offense involving license, registration or insurance card, they are separate offenses and the payable amount indicated is for each offense $173.00
mydlyfkryzis said:In NJ, if you don't have a valid registration, Valid Insurance ID card and a Valid license on your person when stopped, it's A BIG Penalty:
Here's the penalty:
So if you get stopped and don't have the registration and insurance ID card, that is 2 penalties: $346.00
Trifecta, left your wallet home, no license, ID card, or regi, $519.
Bear in mind, they have the data on the computer....So if you actually are licensed, they won't give you a no license violation, just a not possessing it on your person.....
Ask me How I know this? I was stopped and given a ticket for no Insurance card..I had the expired one and the current one with me, and accidently handed the cop the expired one. I showed him the current one, but he could not "take back the ticket".