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Alabama Class D Learner License Practice Test
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May an Alabama owner operate, or let another person operate, a covered registered vehicle without the required financial-responsibility coverage?
Correct answer: No; it needs liability insurance or an approved alternative.
Why
A covered vehicle needs the financial-responsibility protection required by Alabama law. The permitted methods include a qualifying liability insurance policy, liability bond, or cash deposit. A short trip or learner driver does not create an exception. Follow the requirements for the applicable method.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Mandatory liability insurance · p. 70
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