jsimmons wrote:I'm talking about the cops and during a routine traffic stop. When they pull you over, they already know whether or not you have insurance, so they don't actually have to ask you for the card.
I understand your statement. I am a cop and insurance information is not always readily available for every driver.
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Just a thought....Years ago we had a suburban stolen, the deputy who came to write the report asked about our insurance card. When we told him it was in the glove box, he stated the BG's will give you time to get a new vehicle and then come to your house (address on the insurance card). 2 weeks after we get the new suburban, it was broken into in the middle of the night. A kill switch kept it in the driveway. From then on I have kept my insurance card in my wallet near my DL and CHL.
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