How does TLC address unlicensed drivers?

Addressing unlicensed drivers is a serious matter, and the approach taken by the TLC emphasizes the need for public safety and compliance with transportation regulations. When unlicensed drivers are identified, they may face significant consequences, including fines, vehicle impoundment, and potential criminal charges. This reflects the legal framework intended to discourage illegal driving and ensure that all drivers on the road are properly licensed and trained.

The imposition of fines serves as a financial penalty to deter unlawful behavior, while vehicle impoundment acts as an immediate step to prevent further offenses and protect the safety of the general public. Furthermore, the possibility of criminal charges underscores the seriousness of driving without a license, indicating that the action is not merely an administrative issue but one that can have legal ramifications.

This approach reinforces the importance of adhering to licensing laws and maintains the integrity of the transportation system, aiming to ensure that all individuals operating vehicles on Guam's roads are qualified and licensed to do so.