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Insurance, Collisions & Registration — Texas DPS Practice Questions

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4. Why should you report a hit-and-run crash to law enforcement?

  • AIt lowers your insurance premium.
  • Uninsured motorist coverage pays for it only if it is reported.
  • CIt is only required if you were injured or the damage is over $1,000.

Why B is correct

The Texas Department of Insurance advises that uninsured motorist coverage pays for hit-and-run damage reported to a law enforcement agency.

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  • After a crash, when should you notify law enforcement as soon as possible?
  • An injured person lies in the hot sun after a crash. What should you do?
  • As a new Texas resident, what must you do before applying for a Texas driver license?
  • Besides at a traffic stop, to whom must you furnish evidence of financial responsibility?
  • Can you show proof of insurance on your phone in Texas?
  • How long are buyers’ temporary tags recognized in Texas?
  • How should you try to stop serious bleeding?
  • In which county must a Texas vehicle be registered?
  • Instead of insurance, how much may you deposit with the state comptroller or county judge as financial responsibility?
  • On a second conviction for driving without insurance, if you own the car, how long may it be impounded?
  • Someone injured in your crash asks to be taken to a hospital. What must you do?
  • Someone is injured in a crash. Should you move them?
  • What are the minimum liability insurance amounts in Texas?
  • What are the most common causes of crashes in Texas, according to the handbook?
  • What information should you exchange with the other drivers after a crash?
  • What is the minimum property damage liability coverage in Texas?
  • What is the penalty for a first conviction of driving without evidence of financial responsibility?
  • What is the Texas minimum liability coverage for injury or death of two or more people?
  • What kind of offense is failing to stop at a crash that caused a death in Texas?
  • What must you show when your car is inspected in Texas?
  • When a written crash report to TxDOT is required, by when must it be filed?
  • When must you present evidence of financial responsibility in Texas?
  • Which coverage pays for damage in a hit-and-run crash reported to law enforcement?
  • Which is a reason to notify law enforcement as soon as possible after a crash?
  • Which of these is accepted as evidence of financial responsibility in Texas?
  • Who may ask you for evidence of financial responsibility (proof of insurance)?
  • Who may get a certificate of self-insurance from DPS?
  • You agreed to pay for crash damage in installments and stopped paying. What may happen?
  • You are in a crash in which someone is hurt. What must you do?
  • You back into a parked car and the owner is not around. What must you do?
  • You buy a car. Within how many days must you register it?
  • You fail to stop after a crash causing $200 or more in damage to an attended vehicle. What is the offense?
  • You get a ticket for not showing insurance, but your policy was in effect. What can happen?
  • You have a minor crash on a highway main lane, no one is hurt, and both cars drive normally. What should you do?
  • You hit a fence beside the highway. What must you do?
  • You hit an unattended car and cannot find the owner. What must your note include?
  • You move to Texas and take a job here. How long may you drive your car before it must be registered in Texas?
  • You try to register a car but cannot show evidence of financial responsibility. What happens?
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