AR DMV Insurance and Financial Responsibility Flashcards
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What does property damage liability (PDL) insurance cover in Arkansas?
Answer: Repairs or replacement of another person's property when you are at fault
PDL pays for damage you cause to another person's car, fence, building, or other property in an at-fault accident.
If your Arkansas insurance is cancelled, within how many days must you obtain new coverage to avoid a registration suspension?
Answer: 10 days
Drivers have 10 days after insurance cancellation to secure new coverage before the AR DMV may suspend their registration.
Can an Arkansas resident use a self-insurance certificate instead of a standard policy?
Answer: Yes, entities owning 25 or more vehicles may qualify for self-insurance
Arkansas allows self-insurance only for owners of 25 or more registered vehicles who can demonstrate sufficient financial resources.
What does bodily injury liability (BIL) insurance cover in an Arkansas accident?
Answer: Medical costs, lost wages, and legal fees for people you injure
BIL coverage pays for the medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and legal defense costs arising from injuries you cause to others.
What is the minimum property damage liability required by Arkansas law?
Answer: $25,000
Arkansas requires at least $25,000 in property damage liability coverage, which is the third number in the 25/50/25 minimum requirement.
In Arkansas, which document do officers use to verify insurance during a traffic stop?
Answer: Proof of insurance card (physical or electronic)
Officers accept a physical insurance card or an electronic version displayed on a smartphone as proof of coverage during a stop.