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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A uniformed officer lawfully requests your driving documents. What should you do?
Correct answer: Explain, then show license, registration and insurance card.
Why
Carry and display your licence when properly demanded. Keep the vehicle’s registration and valid insurance evidence available. The handbook accepts paper or electronic insurance evidence. Explain where a document is before reaching and follow the officer’s instructions. These document duties are separate from questions that could call for an incriminating statement.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Driving documents during a stop · p. 63, 68, 112
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