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You are in a crash in Vermont. Nobody is hurt, but the repair estimates for the damage total $4,500. What written report must you send to the DMV?
Correct answer: A written crash report, mailed within 72 hours.
Why
Vermont law requires the driver in a crash to mail a written report to the DMV within 72 hours when anyone is injured or the total property damage is $3,000 or more. You can get a crash report form from a police department, a DMV office or online. A crash in another state must be reported in that state.
Verified against Vermont Driver's Manual · Crash reports · p. 59, 60
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