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Financial Responsibility Law If you were at fault in a collision and can be held liable in a court of civil law, your driving privelage can be suspended for up to 3 years. You may end suspension by settling with other parties involved in the crash. Mandatory Insurance Law You must carry proof of liability insurance; failure to do so will result in a traffic citation or impounded vehicle. Minimum amount: $50,000/$100,000 for bodily injury/death, $25,000 for property damage Fifty thousand/One hundred thousand Minimum amount of liability insurance for bodily injury/death Twenty five thousand Minimum amount of liabilty insurance for property damage $501, 15 If you are involved in a crash resulting in death, injury or property damage exceeding blank, you must provide proof of insurance to the DMV within blank days. Failure: 90 day suspension for first offense, 1 year for second. Two thousand, Alaska State Troopers If there is an injury or total property damage is blank dollars or more and the crash occured within a municipality, contact the local police department. If it occured outside of a municipality, contact the blank. Twelve, twenty four Accumulation 12 points in Blank months or 18 points in Blank months results in suspension or revocation of the driving privelage. Six, Nine A driver who accumulates Blank or more points in 12 months or Blank or more points in 24 months must complete a drive improvement course. Ten Point Value: Operating a motor vehicle while privelage to do so is suspended, revoked or limited Ten Point value: DUI Ten Point value: Reckless driving Ten Point value: Refusing to provide a breath sample Ten Point Value: Fleeing a police officer Ten Point value: Speed contest or racing Ten Point value: Negligent homicide with a motor vehicle Ten Point value: Manslaughter with a motor vehicle Ten Point value: Assault with a motor vehicle Ten Point value: Leaving the scene of a crash Nine Point value: Negligent driving Nine Point value: Failure to yield to emergency vehicle Six Point value: Failure to stop for school bus while bus is loading/unloading Six Point value: Failure to obey traffic control devices in school zone, playground, crosswalk or park Six Point value: Driving without insurance Four Point value: Careless driving types of behavior Four Point value: Following too close Four Point value: Failure to stop or yield Six Point value: Minor operating vehicle under influence Four Point value: Illegal passing in a traffic safety corridor Two Point value: All other moving violations Three Point value: Violation of oversize or overweight permits pertaining to restriction on hours of operation Six Point value: Speeding in a school zone or playground crosswalk Two Point value: Speeding 3 to 9 mph over limit Four Point value: Speeding 10 to 19 mph over limit Six Point value: Speeding 20 mph or more over limit Financial responsibility for the future Anytime your privelage to drive is suspended, revoked or limited, you must carry proof of Blank, normally filed in the form of an SR22 file, requiring insurance companies to alert the DMV should your liability insurance coverage lapse or is cancelled. Suspended Driving privelages must be Blanked for: Operating/owning an uninsured vehicle involved in a crash, repeated violations of motor vehicle laws or driving in violation of license restrictions Implied Consent Law Refusal to submit to a breath test or give a sample of blood or urine for testing can result in DUI, Refusal or an infraction. Sixty days, one year Using a false or fradulent driver's license to obtain alcohol results in a revocation period of Blank for a first offense and Blank for subsequent offenses. Thirty days, sixty days, ninety days and one year The Administrative revocation periods for a minor operating under the influence or a refusal to submit to chemical testing are: Blank for first offense, Blank for previous revocations, Blank for two previous revocations and Blank for three or more previous revocations Community service or a one thousand dollar fine Court penalites for a minor operating a motor vehicle under the influence or refusal to submit to chemical testing A railroad crossing When you see the letters "RR" painted on the pavement, you are approaching: