If you have insurance, but don’t have your insurance card with you during a police stop:?

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If you have insurance, but don’t have your insurance card with you during a police stop:?

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Question by joe: If you have insurance, but don’t have your insurance card with you during a police stop:?
Permit test can anyone answer these questions? Use ABCD to answer?
Question 1

Which of the following is (are) legal proof of insurance:

,000 cash deposit to the DMV
DMV certificate of self-insurance
Insurance Policy card from your insurance company
All of the above

Question 2

Which of the following statements is true:

There is no minimum speed limit in California
The maximum speed limit on undivided STATE highways is 65 mph
You may exceed the posted speed limit to “keep with the flow of traffic”
None of the above

Question 3

Concerning right-of-way at a four-way stop, which of the following is true:

The person to the right has right-of-way
The person to the left must yield right-of-way
Police and Federal vehicles have right-of-way
Traffic on the major road has right-of-way

Question 4

California recommends how large of a following distance, at speeds below 40 mph:

7 seconds
3 seconds
2 car lengths
100 feet

Question 5

A “blind” intersection is one where:

You can’t see it because of shrubbery or parked cars
You can’t see traffic for 100 feet in either direction, when within 100 feet of it
A special crossing area for blind persons
None of the above

Question 6

A turn signal:

Is required at least 100 feet before the turn
Is not required from a “turn only” lane
Is not required when turning into your own driveway
All of the above

Question 7

In California, a right turn:

Must begin AND end in the right-most driving lane
Cannot be made if opposing traffic is turning left
Can be made on a red light only after making a complete stop behind the white line or crosswalk
All of the above

Question 8

Regarding “bike lanes”:

You may drive in it up to 200 feet prior to making a turn
Parking is legal, unless signed otherwise
May be used by pedestrians when no sidewalk is available
All of the above

Question 9

A “protected left turn” is:

When a police officer directs you to make it
A green arrow pointing to the left
When turning left at a stop sign and it is your turn
All of the above

Question 10

Unless a sign prohibits it, a “U”-turn may be made:

At any four-way stop
From a center turn lane, when one is available
Must start from the left-most driving lane
All of the above

Question 11

If you are involved in an accident, causing injury or death, you must report it:

To the DMV within 24 days
To the DMV within 24 hours
To the CHP within 24 days
To the CHP within 24 hours

Question 12

You may not park:

Within 25 feet of a fire hydrant
Within 15 feet of a fire station driveway
Within 5 feet of a sidewalk ramp for the disabled
Within 5 feet of a crosswalk

Question 13

The Basic Speed Law:

Always keep up with the flow of traffic
Never drive faster than the posted speed limits
Never drive faster than it is safe for current conditions
Never drive faster than 70 miles per hour.

Question 14

A curb painted green means:

Loading or unloading passengers only
Parking for a limited time
Loading or unloading freight
Parking for a disabled person with a placard

Question 15

A curb painted blue means:

Loading or unloading passengers only
Parking for a limited time
Loading or unloading freight
Parking for a disabled person with a placard

Question 16

If your car has a sudden blowout:

Be prepared for a sudden pull to the side of the blowout
Do not brake unless it is an emergency
Turn on your warning flashers immediately
All of the above

Question 17

A road is most slippery:

As soon as the rain stops
Within the first 5 – 10 minutes of raining
About half-way through the rainstorm
After 2 hours or more of continuous rain

Question 18

Failure to stop at the scene of an accident you are involved in, can result in:

1 year in jail, ,000.00 fine
4 years in jail, ,000.00 fine if death or serious injury occur
Mandatory 5 years imprisonment, if a subsequent offense
All of the above