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Quebec Class 5 Practice Test
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Vehicle Safety, Documents & TowingStandalone practice
You are driving your own Québec-registered passenger vehicle on a public road, more than 10 days after it was registered. What must you have with you as evidence of registration?
Correct answer: The registration certificate or an accepted copy.
Why
Carry the registration certificate or an accepted copy, as well as the required insurance certificate. A peace officer can ask to examine these documents. The registration-document exception for the first 10 days after registration does not apply in this question. Special document rules can apply to short-term rentals, dealer loans and IRP vehicles.
Verified against Driver’s Handbook (SAAQ), English 2018 edition · Vehicle safety, documents and towing · p. 40, 81
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