Do you have to show your driver's license to the other party after a crash?

In the event of a crash, it is a legal requirement to exchange pertinent information with the other party involved, including showing your driver's license. This action serves multiple purposes: it provides proof of your identity, confirms that you are legally authorized to operate a vehicle, and allows both parties to exchange necessary information for insurance purposes. Under Nevada law, you have an obligation to cooperate during this process, which strengthens the transparency and integrity of the situation after an incident. Therefore, showing your driver's license is not only a right of the other party, but it is also a reasonable expectation to facilitate the subsequent steps that need to be taken related to the accident.