What documents may a police officer require a motor vehicle owner to produce?
- Liability insurance card
- All of these documents ✓
- A valid driver's license
- Proof of motor vehicle ownership
Answer: B. All of these documents
All of these documents: a liability insurance card, a valid driver's licence and proof of motor vehicle ownership.
Why this is the answer
The handbook says that when a police officer signals you to pull over, you must immediately hand over your driver's licence, your vehicle permit or a copy, and your insurance on request. A vehicle permit is the ownership document, and the insurance requirement is met by the liability insurance card. Because the officer can ask for each of these, no single item on its own is the full answer; the correct choice is the one that includes all of them.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. Liability insurance card — A liability insurance card is one of the documents an officer can request, but choosing only this leaves out the driver's licence and vehicle permit.
- C. A valid driver's license — A valid driver's licence is one of the required documents, but by itself it does not cover the insurance card or proof of ownership.
- D. Proof of motor vehicle ownership — Proof of motor vehicle ownership, such as the vehicle permit, is requested too, but this choice alone omits the licence and insurance.
Remember it
Think of the roadside trio: licence, permit, insurance — hand over all three when asked.
Official handbook: Official MTO Driver's Handbook, Driving along – Obey police