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South Dakota Operator License Knowledge Practice Test
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An officer stops you for a burned-out taillight and asks for proof of insurance. Your paper card is at home, but your insurer's app shows your official insurance ID card. Does the card in the app count?
Correct answer: Yes, an official electronic card from your insurer counts as written evidence
Why
The manual says to carry written evidence of financial responsibility in the vehicle and to show it to an officer on request. An insurance card or policy must show the company, the policy number, and the start and end dates of coverage. South Dakota law also accepts an official electronic copy from your insurer, so a card in the insurer's app works if it shows that information.
Verified against South Dakota Driver License Manual · Financial Responsibility: Written Evidence · p. 14
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