You are in a crash where another driver is injured. Which items does the manual specifically require you to provide to that injured person?
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A.
Your name and address, vehicle registration number, and liability insurer's name. Correct
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B.
Your driver license number, phone number, and vehicle inspection sticker date.
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C.
Your Social Security number, employer, and home address.
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D.
Your policy number, insurance agent's name, and license expiration date.
The answer is "Your name and address, vehicle registration number, and liability insurer's name."
The manual names three items (your name and address, the vehicle's registration number, and your liability insurer's name) as what you must provide to a person injured in the crash. Driver license number is a separate step (show it if requested and available), so learners reflexively picking driver license info from a traffic-stop habit end up on a plausible wrong answer.
The traps in the wrong answers
B. Your driver license number, phone number, and vehicle inspection sticker date.
The manual lists showing your driver license as a separate step, not as one of the items you must provide. This answer confuses the required items with what drivers hand over during a routine traffic stop.
C. Your Social Security number, employer, and home address.
The manual does not mention Social Security number or employer at a crash scene. This answer pulls in the identifiers used on job applications instead of the ones the manual names.
D. Your policy number, insurance agent's name, and license expiration date.
The numbered injury-crash requirement asks for the liability insurer's name, not the agent, and does not name the policy number or license expiration date; writing down the policy number belongs to the broader insurance-information handling at any crash scene, not to this specific numbered list. This answer reads straight off the proof-of-insurance card and hands over policy number and agent details instead of the insurer's name the numbered injury-crash list actually asks for.
This question tests your knowledge of Crash Procedures in Texas. Source: Texas Driver Manual, "Chapter 11: Motor Vehicle Crashes (Crash Resulting in Injury to, or Death of a person)," p.59..
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