Mississippi permit test: laws, points & insurance
Points systems, suspensions, insurance, registration and other legal duties. 11 questions.
You move to Mississippi with a valid license from another state. How soon must you get a Mississippi driver's license?
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Sample laws, points & insurance questions
You move to Mississippi with a valid license from another state. How soon must you get a Mississippi driver's license?
- A Within 6 months
- B Within 60 days
- C Within 30 days
- D Within 10 days
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B. Within 60 days
New residents must get a Mississippi driver's license within 60 days and a Mississippi license plate within 30 days. With a valid out-of-state license, the Computerized Exam is waived but you must pass a vision screening.
A new Mississippi resident must get a Mississippi license plate for their car within how many days?
- A 10 days
- B 60 days
- C 30 days
- D 90 days
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C. 30 days
After moving to Mississippi you have 30 days to get a Mississippi license plate (tag) and 60 days to get a Mississippi driver's license. Remember: the tag comes due first.
What is Mississippi's minimum liability insurance for injury to one person in a single-vehicle accident?
- A $15,000
- B $50,000
- C $10,000
- D $25,000
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D. $25,000
Mississippi's minimum liability coverage is $25,000 for one person, $50,000 for two or more people, and $25,000 for property damage. Every motor vehicle operated in the state must carry it.
No one is hurt in your crash. Above what amount of apparent property damage must you report it to police?
- A $1,000
- B $250
- C $500
- D $2,500
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C. $500
You must immediately report a crash involving injury, death or apparent property damage over $500, whether or not you were at fault. If you are too badly hurt to report, a passenger may do it.