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Arkansas Permit Test: Insurance & Collisions Practice Questions
Financial responsibility and what to do after a collision.
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Question 1
In an Arkansas crash with injury, death or property damage over $1,000, what must you do?
Notify police immediately
Nothing
Wait a week
Only call insurance
Correct answer: Notify police immediately
If anyone is injured or killed, or property damage exceeds $1,000, notify the police immediately.
Source: Chapter 9: Emergencies – Traffic Crashes
Question 2
When must you report a crash to Arkansas Office of Driver Services?
Any crash at all, within 24 hours of it
Injury, death or over $3,000 damage, within 30 days
Only fatal crashes
Never
Correct answer: Injury, death or over $3,000 damage, within 30 days
Report to the Office of Driver Services within 30 days if there's an injury, death or property damage over $3,000 to one person's property.
Source: Chapter 9: Emergencies – Keep a Record of Crash Information
Question 3
What does Arkansas law require you to do with your car after a crash if possible?
Leave it in place
Turn it around
Drive home
Move it off the roadway
Correct answer: Move it off the roadway
Arkansas law requires moving the vehicle from the roadway so it doesn't block traffic.
Source: Chapter 9: Emergencies – Traffic Crashes
Question 4
You hit a parked vehicle in Arkansas. What must you do?
Drive away
Try to locate the owner
Wait one minute
Call a friend
Correct answer: Try to locate the owner
If you're in a crash with a parked vehicle, you must try to locate the owner.
Source: Chapter 9: Emergencies – Traffic Crashes
Question 5
What documents must you give an Arkansas officer on request?
Birth certificate
Only your license
Your vehicle title, passport and birth certificate
License, proof of insurance and registration
Correct answer: License, proof of insurance and registration
Arkansas law requires providing your driver's license, proof of insurance and vehicle registration when requested.
Source: What To Do When You Are Stopped by a Law Enforcement Officer
Question 6
May you leave the scene of a crash with injury before police talk to you?
Yes, if no one asks
No
Yes, if you leave a note
Yes, after 15 minutes
Correct answer: No
A driver cannot leave the scene of a crash with injury or death until police have talked with the drivers and collected information.
Source: Chapter 9: Emergencies – Traffic Crashes
Question 7
At a crash scene, what should you do about downed electrical wires?
Drive over them
Touch them to test
Stay away from them
Move them aside
Correct answer: Stay away from them
If there are electrical wires down, do not go near them.
Source: Chapter 9: Emergencies – Traffic Crashes
Question 8
What should you exchange with other drivers after a crash?
Only phone numbers and first names, nothing else
Name, address, license, insurance and vehicle info
Only plate colors
Nothing
Correct answer: Name, address, license, insurance and vehicle info
Exchange name, address, license number, insurance company and policy, and vehicle plate, make, model and year.
Source: Chapter 9: Emergencies – Keep a Record of Crash Information
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