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Wisconsin Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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An officer stops you for a burned-out tail light and asks for proof of insurance. Your insurance card is an image on your phone. What does Wisconsin law say?
Correct answer: You may show the image on your phone, and the officer may look only at that proof.
Why
In Wisconsin you must carry proof of insurance whenever you drive and show it when a police officer asks for it. The proof can be a paper card or an electronic image. When you show the image, the officer may not look at other content on your device. Keep your proof current, and keep your license and registration where you can reach them easily.
Verified against Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook · Financial responsibility · p. 59
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