What license and registration documents should you carry when driving?

• A. A valid driver's license, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance.
• B. A passport, birth certificate, and social security card.
• C. Student ID and library card.
• D. Only license.

Answer: (A)

You must carry three key documents when you drive: your valid driver's license, the vehicle's registration, and proof of insurance. The license shows you’re legally allowed to operate a vehicle. The registration proves the car is registered and typically matches the plate, confirming the vehicle’s identity and ownership status. The insurance proof demonstrates you meet financial responsibility requirements in case of an incident.

Other items like a passport can serve as identification in some situations, but they aren’t the documents required to prove driving eligibility, ownership, and insurance while on the road. Birth certificates, Social Security cards, student IDs, or library cards aren’t relevant for driving. And having only a license doesn’t fulfill the need to show registration and insurance.