Question 9 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
If you are the driver or owner of a vehicle which is in a crash that is your fault, and you are not insured in compliance with the Financial Responsibility Law
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Correct answer to question 9
- C: You may be required to pay for the damages before your driving privilege is reinstated.
Source: Official FLHSMV practice question
Explanation
Under the Financial Responsibility Law you must prove you can pay for damages you cause. If you cause a crash without the required insurance, FLHSMV can require you to pay for the damages before your driving privilege is reinstated.
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