Ok, Let me try it this way.
There are no laws that I’m aware of that require you to provide a police officer with your Social Security Number. Every state requires you to produce your driver’s license while operating a motor vehicle. But when it comes to your SSN, there is no law requiring you to either carry your SSN with you or to memorize it.
Indeed, there are good reasons for not keeping your SSN in your wallet. For example, if your wallet is lost or stolen, your SSN can potentially be used by an identity thief to access your credit card account information.
So, if i play dumb and not memorized my SSN, will I be arrested for not know my SSN? I will get a higher chance of getting that speeding ticket and/or arrested for speeding, but not my SSN. So if he ask and you tell him, you don't want to disclose that information, there's nothing he can do about that part, but continue with writing your ticket for speeding.
But still.... as stated above is not defense for your speeding, and it will have no bearing on your case.
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Are you kidding me, they actually let you, or put your SSN on your drivers LIC? If you lose your lic, your screwed, people got your name, address DOB, SSN, think of how many credit card bills you'll get at the end of the month, not to mention the hard time with credit agency to clean it up.
State of TN
I was pulled over for speeding and was told i needed to disclose my ssn. when i mentioned it is on file with dmv the cop told me twice i needed to disclose it or
he would have it called in over the radio and everyone listening to the radio frequency will have access to my personal information. w
hat is the law. was i required to provide it to him?
I would treat that as a threat to my personal identity, on the spot you should of ask to have a supervisor out, but that's out the window now.
see above, as state I didn't find any law require you to show him, or any law requited that you must show him.