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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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How may a driver provide proof of motor-vehicle insurance during a lawful traffic stop?
Correct answer: A current insurance card or accepted electronic proof.
Why
Keep current proof in the vehicle or available electronically so coverage can be verified when required. Check that the proof is current and can be displayed when requested. A previous card or an inaccessible phone image may not establish the required current coverage.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Proof of Insurance · p. 76
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