What penalty does the owner face for driving a vehicle without mandatory insurance?

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The correct answer is a fine and the immobilization of the vehicle. Driving without Mandatory Motor Insurance (SOA) is an offense that carries a financial penalty (fine) ranging from 601 to 3,005 euros, depending on the type of vehicle and circumstances. In addition to the fine, agents will proceed to immobilize and impound the vehicle until proof of insurance is provided. It is important to note that, although it is a serious penalty, it does not entail the loss of driving license points.

What penalty does the owner face for driving a vehicle without mandatory insurance?

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