Car permit · Crashes and insurance
You are in a crash in Arizona, and someone is hurt. What does the law require you to do?
Correct answer: Stop and notify the police right away.
Answer options
- AStop and notify the police right away Correct
- BMail a written report to the MVD within 30 days
- CNothing, if the damage is less than $2,000
Why
Arizona law requires a driver in a crash that injures or kills someone to stop and to notify the police, sheriff, or highway patrol right away by the quickest means (A.R.S. 28-661 and 28-666). The $2,000 figure applies to the report an investigating officer writes, not to the driver, and Arizona does not ask drivers to mail a crash report to the MVD.
About this question
Topic: Crashes and insurance License: Car permit
Part of these practice sets:
Where it applies: Used in practice sets for:
Practice the whole set
This question is part of Laws & Licensing (14 questions). Take the full set and check your score.
Practice Laws & LicensingMore questions from Laws & Licensing
- A driver under 18 has held an Arizona Class G graduated license for less than 6 months. During which hours is this driver barred from driving?
- Which of these could lead the Arizona MVD to call off your road test before it even begins?
- For a driver who is not yet 21, what blood alcohol level counts as driving under the influence?
- Your car causes minor damage to a parked vehicle, and its owner is nowhere to be found. What are you required to do?
- You have moved to Arizona and now count as a resident. What is the deadline for registering the vehicle you brought from another state?
- Which statement describes the Implied Consent Law? (Laws & Licensing)
- A driver is convicted of DUI. What is one penalty that driver could face?
- Which of these behaviors can tip you off that another driver may be drunk?
Practice on your phone.
Practice here in your browser, or use the app with the same questions and explanations. It's free on the App Store.