When your vehicle is repossessed, it will be sent to a tow yard. You will be held responsible to pay expenses for everyday that your vehicle is sitting in the tow yard. You can prevent having your vehicle repossessed by not falling behind on your car payments. You will not be able to get your vehicle back until you have the money to pay all of the back debt you owe plus the tow yard for the amount of money as the car sat on the tow yard. If you don’t go pick up the car because you don’t have the money, then the finance company will sell that car at auction to the highest bidder. Now, just because your vehicle is sold doesn’t mean you don’t owe anything, your still responsible for the balance. They will still come after you for the difference
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If you are under 17 you will need to complete a course of driver’s education and a driver’s training program. As soon as you complete those two requirements, you will receive two certificates, one will say you completed and passed the driver’s education course and the other will say that you completed a driver’s training program. Once you’ve received both certificates or if you are 18 or older, you will need to either make an appointment or just walk-in to take your driver’s permit test, there will be 46 questions and you will only be allowed to miss 8 questions in order to receive your driver's permit, you will be given 3 chances to pass the test. If you miss more than 8 questions, you will have to wait 7 days in order to retake the test. This step is salient as it is required by the state of California for all drivers to have a license. After you pass the written test, you will need to make an appointment at your local DMV in order to take the behind the wheel test. You will fail your behind the wheel test if you make more than 15 mistakes and will need to make another appointment in order retake the test and pay a fee of $7. You can get your license revoked if you receive many speeding tickets, traffic violations or
If you are under 17 you will need to complete a course of driver’s education and a driver’s training program. As soon as you complete those two requirements, you will receive two certificates, one will say you completed and passed the driver’s education course and the other will say that you completed a driver’s training program. Once you’ve received both certificates or if you are 18 or older, you will need to either make an appointment or just walk-in to take your driver’s permit test, there will be 46 questions and you will only be allowed to miss 8 questions in order to receive your driver's permit, you will be given 3 chances to pass the test. If you miss more than 8 questions, you will have to wait 7 days in order to retake the test. This step is salient as it is required by the state of California for all drivers to have a license. After you pass the written test, you will need to make an appointment at your local DMV in order to take the behind the wheel test. You will fail your behind the wheel test if you make more than 15 mistakes and will need to make another appointment in order retake the test and pay a fee of $7. You can get your license revoked if you receive many speeding tickets, traffic violations or