Car permit · Crashes and insurance
In which situation does Nevada require you to send the DMV a written crash report?
Correct answer: When police did not investigate the crash and it caused injury, death, or at least $750 in damage.
Answer options
- AOnly when a person is injured, however much property damage the crash causes
- BWhen police did not investigate the crash and it caused injury, death, or at least $750 in damage Correct
- COnly when the other driver has no insurance, regardless of any damage or injuries
Why
Nevada's SR-1 report goes to the DMV within 10 days, but only for a crash that police did not investigate at the scene and that injured or killed someone or caused $750 or more in damage. Limiting the duty to injury crashes, or tying it to the other driver's insurance, misstates the rule.
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Topic: Crashes and insurance License: Car permit
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