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AZ DMV Vehicle Registration and Licensing Flashcards

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  1. In Arizona, how long do you have to report a change of address to the MVD after moving?

    Answer: 30 days

    Arizona requires drivers to notify the MVD of an address change within 30 days of moving.

  2. If your Arizona driver license is suspended, when can you legally drive?

    Answer: Never — unless granted an authorized restricted privilege by the MVD

    A suspended license prohibits driving; the MVD may grant limited driving privileges in certain situations, but unauthorized driving is illegal.

  3. In Arizona, when must a vehicle have its lights on to be legally operated?

    Answer: From sunset to sunrise and whenever windshield wipers are needed for precipitation

    Arizona requires headlights from sunset to sunrise and when using windshield wipers due to rain or other precipitation.

  4. To reinstate a suspended Arizona driver license, a driver typically must:

    Answer: Pay a reinstatement fee and meet any other MVD requirements such as proof of insurance

    Reinstatement requires paying a fee and satisfying all MVD conditions, which may include proof of insurance or completion of an alcohol program.

  5. In Arizona, a 'salvage title' means:

    Answer: The vehicle was declared a total loss by an insurer and has been rebuilt or repaired

    A salvage title in Arizona is issued when an insurance company has declared a vehicle a total loss; after repairs and inspection, it may receive a rebuilt title.

  6. What does Arizona's 'point system' do to a driver's license?

    Answer: Accumulating 8 points in 12 months can result in license suspension

    Arizona's point system assigns points for traffic violations; accumulating 8 or more points within 12 months can result in a license suspension or required traffic survival school.