A foolish learner driver in a £70,000 Rolls-Royce was stopped by cops and found to have no insurance.
Stunned officers pulled over the 2012 Ghost V12 model.
After chatting to the motorist they discovered they only had a provisional licence.
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The driver also wasn’t insured to be behind the wheel of the luxury motor.
The Rolls-Royce was seized and the driver landed themselves in court..
It was stopped in Stepney Way, Whitechapel, east London yesterday (27 Feb).
Despite the stunning look of the car, on further inspection the grill has a dent in it.
A Met Police spokesperson said: “Officers spotted this Rolls-Royce in Whitechapel.
“Driver stopped and spoken to and after a few enquiries it was identified that the driver only had a provisional licence and no insurance either.
“One rather expensive car off to the pound and driver off to court.”
Locals were left shocked, as reported by Need To Know.
Matty Hodgson joked: “They’ll worm their way out of it like every other wealthy person.”
One stated: “Solo driving on a provisional and no insurance in ANPR’S day and age is insane.
Another added: “Goodness me.”
One other said: “Next look into how they were able to afford that car.”
Another stated: “Deposit for that rental gone.”
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