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If there is an emergency and they only thing preventing you from preventing human harm is that you don't have a license, then fucking drive anyway. It doesn't matter if it is legal or not.
if you dont have a license and never drove you may cause more harm than good? Driving is assumed to be easy because 16 years olds do it but everyone a pretty shitty driver til they get years of daily experience
Of course I would--I was just talking about legality.
I do think that if a family member were to drop unconscious, I would drive regardless, but not having the potential legal trouble afterwards is a nice thing to have, in case the cops got involved or something.