Man tells police he drove without licence for 52 years
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Police said the vehicle had been seized in Stanton Hill
A man stunned police officers in Nottinghamshire when he told them he had driven without a licence for 52 years.
The Ashfield neighbourhood policing team stopped a vehicle in Stanton Hill on Wednesday.
Writing on Facebook, the team confirmed, external the vehicle had been seized.
Addressing the driver's admission, they added: "It's apparently OK though as the driver only narrowly failed his driving test in 1970."
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- Published28 January 2022
- Published27 January 2022
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