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Colorado Class R Knowledge Practice Test
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What insurance evidence should a Colorado driver be prepared to provide while operating a vehicle?
Correct answer: Valid proof of the required insurance or self-insurance.
Why
Keep the required insurance policy or certificate of self-insurance in force. After a crash, or when an officer requests proof following lawful traffic contact or during a traffic investigation, provide immediate evidence. You may show the policy or certificate on a phone or other electronic device. An expired card or unsupported handwritten number does not establish current coverage.
Verified against Colorado Driver Handbook · Proof of insurance while driving · p. 6, 29
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