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What should you do if your certificate of title is stolen, lost, destroyed, or mutilated?

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This Maine Driver's License State Laws and Rules practice set has 67 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Maine Driver's License knowledge test to pass.

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  1. What three requirements must a motor vehicle meet to be operated on Maine's public roadways?

    • Registered, insured, and well maintained — Correct answer
    • Registered, washed, and parked legally
    • Insured, painted, and under 10 years old
    • Titled, leased, and inspected monthly

    Explanation: Vehicles driven on Maine's public roadways must be registered, insured, and well maintained.

    Handbook: State Laws — Operating a Vehicle Legally

  2. Before a motor vehicle can be registered in Maine, what must it have first?

    • A title — Correct answer
    • An inspection sticker
    • A parking permit
    • A driver's license

    Explanation: A motor vehicle must have a title before it can be registered. A title is a legal document that identifies ownership of the vehicle.

    Handbook: State Laws — Title

  3. Besides proving ownership, what else does a vehicle title show?

    • Any liens (debts) on the vehicle — Correct answer
    • The vehicle's fuel economy rating
    • The driver's traffic record
    • The current insurance premium

    Explanation: A title is needed to prove ownership and to show any liens (debts) on your vehicle.

    Handbook: State Laws — Title