Virginia law requires drivers to carry their registration card and driver's license or permit when operating a vehicle. Law enforcement can request these documents during a traffic stop, and failure to present them can result in a fine. The law also details penalties for not carrying the required documents and provisions for court appearances.
You must carry your physical registration card issued by the Department and your driver's license, learner's permit, or temporary permit.
You are required to show these documents upon request. Failure to do so is a traffic infraction, punishable by a $10 fine, unless you present valid documents before court or summons.
Yes, failure to carry these documents can result in a $10 fine if convicted of a traffic infraction.
The law generally requires all drivers to carry these documents; exceptions are not specified in this section. Always ensure you have your documents when driving.