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Because you need to prove you have insurance to drive and the proof is on your phone rather than a piece of paper. I don't know about America but in the UK, if
by masfuerte 1mo ago
Because you need to prove you have insurance to drive and the proof is on your phone rather than a piece of paper.
I don't know about America but in the UK, if you can't provide proof immediately the officer will give you a "producer", which is a legal notice requiring you to provide the evidence at a police station within some time limit (typically a week or two).
Edited to add: I'd guess this is less common these days because the British police have access to a database of motor insurance anyway.
- mechazawa 1mo agoI've never had to show proof of insurance here, in the Netherlands, it's linked digitally to your license plate. I don't understand why other countries wouldn't do the same.