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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A crash on a public highway has no apparent injury or impaired driver, but apparent property damage is$2,500. Must it be reported to police immediately?
Correct answer: Yes. It exceeds the $2,000 property-damage threshold.
Why
Immediately report a public-highway collision with apparent property damage of$2,000 or more. Injury or death also requires an immediate report. A collision apparently involving an alcohol- or drug-impaired driver must be reported without a damage minimum. Stop and exchange information as required even when a reporting threshold is not met.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · When a crash must be reported · p. 140, 141
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