1. About how much damage does an average vehicle-deer crash in Michigan cause?
- AAbout $210.
- BAbout $21,000.
- About $2,100.
Why C is correct
The average vehicle-deer crash results in about $2,100 in damages, usually to the front end.
Insurance, Collisions & Registration — Michigan Secretary of State Practice Questions
7 questions in this content area. 5 are published in full below with worked explanations.
2. After a crash with no serious injury, who may move the vehicles off the main road?
- AOnly a tow driver.
- BNo one until police arrive and photograph the scene.
- The driver or a passenger with a valid license, if safe.
Why C is correct
Vehicles in crashes without serious injury shall be moved by the driver or a licensed passenger if they can be driven safely.
3. What can leaving the scene of a crash in Michigan bring?
- ANothing if no one saw it.
- Fines, jail time or both, more if alcohol or injuries were involved.
- COnly points, if no one was hurt.
Why B is correct
Leaving the scene is against the law and punishable by fines, jail or both; penalties increase with alcohol, injury or death.
4. When must you notify police after a Michigan crash?
- AOnly if someone dies.
- If there are injuries or property damage over $1,000.
- CNever, if both drivers agree to settle it.
Why B is correct
Notify the police if there are injuries or property damage exceeding $1,000.
5. When must you notify police of a crash in Michigan?
- If there are injuries or property damage over $1,000.
- BOnly if someone dies.
- CNever, if both drivers exchange insurance information.
Why A is correct
Notify the police if there are injuries or property damage exceeding $1,000.
2 more Insurance questions
Answers and explanations for these are in the study app.
- After a crash with no serious injury, if your car can be driven, what should you do?
- What must you exchange with other drivers after a Michigan crash?