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Originally Posted by CBlack1105
A work colleague had a similar problem (in the UK) - except he had a better excuse - he genuinely couldn't remember who was driving the car, himself or his wife, and apparently the police had a real problem with that. I think that, technically, if you know that your wife was driving, then you are under an obligation (as the owner) to say who you allowed to use your vehicle (or something like that).
Your decision!!
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On that particular day i dont really know who was driving. all i know was the car was either parked at home or at my work. I was definetily in the office on that day! If was at home, wife could have been driving it or even my father! Its one of them.. but who should i blame?
Question is - should the police not proove who was driving it.. rather than me? I can easily proove it wasnt me cos i was it work at the time of alleged offence!
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