Wisconsin Permit Test: Insurance & Collisions Practice Questions

Correct answer: $1,000 or more

Report a crash to police if property damage is $1,000 or more (or $200 or more to government property).

Source: Section 8: Handling Emergencies – B. Crashes

Correct answer: $200 or more

Damage of $200 or more to government property, such as signs or guardrails, must be reported to police.

Source: Section 8: Handling Emergencies – B. Crashes

Correct answer: One where a driver seems impaired by alcohol or drugs

Report to police if anyone is hurt or killed, damage reaches the limits, a vehicle can't be moved, or a driver appears impaired.

Source: Section 8: Handling Emergencies – B. Crashes

Correct answer: Leave them in place, call 911 and stay

When someone is injured or killed, call 911, stay at the scene and don't move the vehicles; leaving is a crime.

Source: Section 8: Handling Emergencies – B. Crashes

Correct answer: No, it is a crime

It is a crime to leave the scene of a crash in which someone is injured or killed.

Source: Section 8: Handling Emergencies – B. Crashes

Correct answer: Move it off the road and exchange information

With no injuries and a drivable car, move off the road when safe, don't block traffic, and exchange license, vehicle and insurance information.

Source: Section 8: Handling Emergencies – B. Crashes

Correct answer: Driver license, vehicle and insurance information

Get the other driver's license, vehicle and insurance information, record damage and facts, and collect witness information.

Source: Section 8: Handling Emergencies – B. Crashes

Correct answer: Call 911, follow their directions, stay clear of traffic

If there are no injuries but the vehicle can't move, call 911, follow their directions and stay away from traffic.

Source: Section 8: Handling Emergencies – B. Crashes

Correct answer: Valid liability insurance

You must have valid liability insurance to drive in Wisconsin and show proof if an officer asks.

Source: Section 12: Other Important Information – E. Insurance Requirements

Correct answer: Yours, as the driver

If you drive someone else's car, it is your job to make sure it has insurance.

Source: Section 12: Other Important Information – E. Insurance Requirements

Correct answer: When a police officer requests it

You must present proof of insurance whenever a police officer asks for it.

Source: Section 12: Other Important Information – E. Insurance Requirements

Correct answer: Your license, proof of insurance and registration

Before driving, make sure you have your valid license, proof of insurance and vehicle registration.

Source: Section 3: The Basics

Correct answer: Emergency flashers (or set out flares)

Turn on your emergency flashers or use flares to warn approaching drivers.

Source: Section 8: Handling Emergencies – B. Crashes