Car permit · Crashes and insurance
Which crashes must be reported to the DMV in writing?
Correct answer: Crashes with any injury or with property damage above $3,000.
Answer options
- ACrashes with any injury or with property damage above $1,000
- BCrashes with any injury or with property damage above $3,000 Correct
- COnly crashes that injure you or the other driver
Why
A written report must go to the DMV within 72 hours whenever a crash injures or kills someone or causes more than $3,000 in property damage. A crash with no injuries and less damage than that does not call for one.
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Topic: Crashes and insurance License: Car permit
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