Question 239 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
You were the driver in a crash, you are found at fault, and someone was transported to the hospital. What must you do to keep your license?
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Correct answer to question 239
- B: Complete a basic driver improvement course
Explanation
A driver found at fault in a crash in which someone was transported to the hospital must complete a basic driver improvement course to retain the license. The same applies after two crashes in two years with property damage over $500.
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