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Georgia Class C Knowledge Practice Test
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Your ordinary Georgia-registered passenger car will stay parked at home for a month. Its registration will remain active, and no special insurance arrangement applies. May you cancel its liability coverage just because you will not drive it?
Correct answer: No. Maintain the required coverage while the registration remains active.
Why
Keep required Georgia liability coverage in effect while the vehicle has an active registration. If taking the vehicle out of service, DOR directs the owner to cancel its registration before canceling insurance. Do not drive a vehicle with canceled or suspended registration.
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