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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A police officer stops you while you drive your own car and asks for proof of insurance. Which of these meets Minnesota's rule?
Correct answer: A current insurance card for this car, on paper or in your insurer's app on your phone.
Why
Owners of vehicles driven on Minnesota roads must carry no-fault and liability insurance, and every driver must have proof of it in the vehicle. If you cannot show proof when an officer asks, you can be charged with a misdemeanor, and your license and registration can be revoked. When you get a new card at renewal, put it in the car or save it on your phone, and remove the old one.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Insurance · p. 43
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