After a crash in North Dakota, when must you immediately notify the local police, sheriff, or Highway Patrol?
Correct answer: When anyone is injured or killed, or property damage is $4,000 or more.
Answer options
- AWhen property damage is over $1,000 or anyone is injured
- BWhen anyone is injured or killed, or property damage is $4,000 or more Correct
- COnly when one of the drivers gets hurt
Why
North Dakota requires you to give immediate notice to the local police, the county sheriff, or the Highway Patrol when a crash injures or kills anyone or causes property damage of $4,000 or more. A crash with less damage and no one hurt does not need this notice, while damage of $4,000 or more requires it even if nobody is injured.
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Topic: Crashes and insurance License: Car permit
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