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When can the law require you to produce your motor insurance certificate after a road incident?

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When you're taking your driving test

When you've bought or sold a vehicle

When your vehicle is having an MOT inspection

After an injury collision if it was not produced at the scene, or when police require it

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After an injury collision if it was not produced at the scene, or when police require itThis was the right answer

After a collision that injures another person, give the required insurance details at the scene or report the collision and produce the certificate under the Rule 287 process. Police can also require production. A damage-only collision still requires the Rule 286 identity and vehicle details, but does not by itself make every participant show a certificate on the spot.

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DocumentsHighway Code annex · After an incident or police request, stop, exchange the required details and produce the required licence and insurance evidence within the applicable process.

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