Car permit · Crashes and insurance
In New York State, in which of these cases must a driver who has been in a crash send a written report to the DMV?
Correct answer: When property damage is over $1,000 or someone is injured.
Answer options
- AWhen property damage is over $1,000 or someone is injured Correct
- BWhen property damage is over $500 or someone is injured
- COnly when one of the drivers involved is hurt
Why
New York drivers have 10 days to submit Form MV-104 to the DMV when damage to the property of any one person exceeds $1,000, or when someone is injured or dies. Even a crash with no injuries can require this report if the damage is great enough.
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