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New York Class D Permit Practice Test
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Chris lets the liability insurance on his registered car lapse, but he keeps driving the car to work. The DMV gets proof that he drove it without insurance. What happens to his driver license?
Correct answer: It is revoked for at least one year
Why
A registered vehicle must stay insured even when it is parked and not used. If you plan to end your insurance, first turn in the plates at a DMV office. The same revocation applies when the DMV learns that you were in a crash without insurance.
Verified against New York State Driver's Manual · Insurance · p. 27, 21
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