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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test
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You report a crash to the police by phone. There were no injuries but more than $500 in property damage, and the police do not file a written crash report. What else must you do?
Correct answer: Send a written crash report to MVC within 10 days.
Why
The same law requires you to notify the police at once by the quickest means after any crash with an injury, a death or more than $500 in property damage. The manual also says to notify your insurance company right away and to see a doctor if you feel shaken. You can get a copy of the police report from the police.
Verified against New Jersey Driver Manual · Reporting Crashes · p. 113
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