Minnesota Blue Card Practice Test

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What document must anyone driving a motor vehicle in Minnesota carry?

A valid and unexpired driver's license
An expired registration card
A proof of insurance document
A vehicle title certificate

The correct answer is: A valid and unexpired driver's license

In Minnesota, the law requires that any person operating a motor vehicle must possess a valid and unexpired driver's license. This document confirms that the driver has undergone the necessary tests and training to drive legally, ensuring that they are qualified to operate a vehicle safely. Having a valid driver's license also helps law enforcement easily verify the identity of the driver and assess their driving history. While proof of insurance is also essential and required, it is not categorized as a license to operate; thus, it doesn't fulfill the specific requirement for carrying a driver's license while driving. An expired registration card and a vehicle title certificate do not serve the function of demonstrating that a driver is legally permitted to operate a motor vehicle.