QUESTIONS may cause the driver's insurance provider to cancel his or her 10.A policy. A. failed driving test B. broken headlight C. parking ticket D. DUI conviction

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Ahmad Othman · Answer 1 · 2021-12-07T14:13:58+0000

I would say D. DUI conviction, every other answer isn’t as major and they are minor things. But A, could be another option depending on how many times the driving test was failed. I would say the best option would be D.

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