A driver heading into a North Vancouver pub was stopped by police and found to be impaired, according to a social media post by the North Vancouver RCMP.
It is not often we see drivers pull up to a bar impaired, but that was the case last night when officers stopped a driver for having no insurance. They planned to head into the pub, but that changed quickly after the driver failed a roadside test and was issued a ticket for no… pic.twitter.com/9lhX4nE8zh
— North Vancouver RCMP (@nvanrcmp) November 9, 2025
Officers said they pulled the driver over on the night of November 9 after noticing the vehicle had no insurance. The driver had planned to go into the bar, but that changed when they failed a roadside test, police said in the post.
The driver was issued a ticket for driving without insurance, turning what was meant to be a casual night out into what RCMP called “a very expensive one.”
In the post, the North Vancouver RCMP noted that it’s not often they see drivers pull up to a bar already impaired. Police reminded the public that driving without insurance or while impaired can lead to severe financial and legal consequences.
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