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Question 2

At a roadside checkpoint, an enforcement officer asks a driver to produce the document that authorises the driving. What must the driver show?

  1. A digital photo of any identity card
  2. Only the vehicle's licence label
  3. A passport instead of a driver licence
  4. The driver licence being usedCorrect answer

Explanation

Drivers must carry their driver licence while driving and produce it when an enforcement officer requests it. A passport may prove identity, but it does not by itself show that the person is licensed to drive the vehicle.

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