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tatiyna
3 years ago
10

1.) If you make a false statement or commit a forgery about your motor vehicle insurance you can be guilty of a _____ degree mis

demeanor.
a.) Fourth
b.) Second
c.) First
d.) Third

2.) In Florida, when would you be required to have bodily injury liability insurance?
a.) A crash where you collide with a wild animal

b.) A crash where you collide light post

c.) A crash where your vehicle receives more than $200 in damages

d.) A crash where your vehicle has caused damage to the property of others
Physics
2 answers:
krok68 [10]3 years ago
6 0

A person is guilty of second degree misdemeanor if he or she makes a false statement or commits forgery about their motor vehicle’s insurance.

 

You would be required to have bodily injury liability insurance in Florida if you are involved in a crash where your vehicle has caused damage to the property of others.

 

Though, a person is not required to have a Bodily Injury Liability<span> (BI) to legally drive an automobile in the state of Florida. Nevertheless, it would be possible if you are driving under the influence since you are driving while impaired, driving while intoxicated or drunk driving.</span>

Nutka1998 [239]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

1.) If you make a false statement or commit a forgery about your motor vehicle insurance you can be guilty of a <u>second</u> degree misdemeanor.

2.) You would be required to have bodily injury liability insurance in Florida if you are involved in a crash where your vehicle has caused damage to the property of others.

Explanation:

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