Question 211 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
You show an officer an insurance card, knowing the policy has been canceled. What charge may you face?
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Correct answer to question 211
- C: A second-degree misdemeanor
Explanation
Showing an insurance card when you know the insurance is canceled, or falsifying the card, can lead to arrest and a second-degree misdemeanor charge.
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