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Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test
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You hit the back of another car at low speed on a city street. No one is hurt, and no officer has arrived. The other driver asks to see proof of your insurance. What must you do?
Correct answer: Show your proof of insurance, because you must show it to another person in the crash.
Why
The other driver needs your insurance details to make a claim for the damage, and showing proof at the scene does not mean that you admit fault. Keep a current insurance card in the car or on your phone, so you can show it at once. If you cannot show proof when asked, the law presumes that you drove without insurance, and you can get a citation.
Verified against Texas Driver Handbook · Evidence of Financial Responsibility · p. 24
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