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Missouri Class F Written Test Practice
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You own a car registered in Missouri and drive it every day. What does Missouri's financial-responsibility law require of you?
Correct answer: Keep liability insurance on the car at all times and carry proof of it in the vehicle
Why
Liability insurance pays for injuries or property damage that you cause to other people. Proof can be the insurance card on paper or an image shown on your phone. If you let coverage lapse, the Department of Revenue can suspend your driver license and license plates.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Maintaining Your Insurance · p. 81, 82
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