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An officer stops you and asks for proof of insurance for the car that you drive. Which item meets Washington's rule?
Correct answer: A current insurance ID card, on paper or shown on the screen of your phone
Why
Washington requires liability insurance or another approved form of financial responsibility for a vehicle that must be registered, and you must keep proof with you or in the vehicle. If you cannot show proof when an officer asks, the law presumes that you have no insurance. When you show the card on a phone, the officer may look only at the proof of insurance.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Insurance required · p. 43
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