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Insurance, Collisions & Registration — California DMV Practice Questions

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6. You hit a dog and it is injured. What should you do?

  • AMove it off the road yourself.
  • BDrive it to a vet in your car right away.
  • Call the humane society or law enforcement.

Why C is correct

Call the nearest humane society or law enforcement. Do not try to move an injured animal.

17 more Insurance questions

Answers and explanations for these are in the study app.

  • A collision with injuries happens in a store parking lot. Does the DMV reporting rule apply?
  • After a collision, what information must you show the other driver?
  • After a collision, what must you show the other drivers involved?
  • California’s minimum coverage for property damage is:
  • California’s minimum liability coverage for the death or injury of one person is:
  • Someone is injured in your collision. Within how long must a report be made to law enforcement?
  • The other driver caused the collision, which caused $2,000 in damage. Must you file the SR 1 report?
  • What happens if you fail to file a required collision report with DMV?
  • Which is one of the most common causes of collisions?
  • Who is financially responsible when a 17-year-old driver causes a collision?
  • Why might DMV refuse to register an out-of-state vehicle?
  • You are involved in a minor collision. What must you do?
  • You cannot afford liability insurance. What may you be eligible for?
  • You hit a parked car and cannot find its owner. What must you do?
  • You move to California with a car registered in another state. You must register it within:
  • You see emergency flashers on a vehicle ahead. What should you do?
  • You sell your car. How soon must you notify DMV with a Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability?
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