Laws can be confusing sometimes. How much coverage is you required to have? What is the minimum amount? Do you have to have liability? What if you drive to other states? The questions are endless and it can be confusing at times.
The best source for your insurance laws is your insurance company. They will be able to answer the questions you want to ask them and be sure that you are covered in every instance. After all, it's their job to know. Have your questions ready when you call them to save time and make sure that you don't forget anything.
In each state, there is a minimum requirement of coverage that must be accounted for. Some states require one or two, but all three types of coverage are "injury to another", "injury to all people", "damage to property". Some state require liability only, other require all three.
One of the most unconsidered issues is traveling to another state. You must have auto insurance coverage to conform to that state's laws. Call your insurance before you cross state lines to change coverage to meet the local requirements.
States have different liability laws involving motor cycles and scooters. If you're strapped for cash and you can't afford insurance, simply check out the state's laws about these vehicles. In Washington, you don't need insurance to drive a motorcycle.
All states require you to carry auto insurance proof on you at all times. When pulled over if you don't provide proof, you will get a ticket and have to contest it in court. Simply bring the proof to the judge and you should get acquitted. If not, it's a hefty fine.
You are the one responsible for staying within the driving laws of your state. In all states, it is considered a privilege, not a right, to drive and have a drivers license.
The best source for your insurance laws is your insurance company. They will be able to answer the questions you want to ask them and be sure that you are covered in every instance. After all, it's their job to know. Have your questions ready when you call them to save time and make sure that you don't forget anything.
In each state, there is a minimum requirement of coverage that must be accounted for. Some states require one or two, but all three types of coverage are "injury to another", "injury to all people", "damage to property". Some state require liability only, other require all three.
One of the most unconsidered issues is traveling to another state. You must have auto insurance coverage to conform to that state's laws. Call your insurance before you cross state lines to change coverage to meet the local requirements.
States have different liability laws involving motor cycles and scooters. If you're strapped for cash and you can't afford insurance, simply check out the state's laws about these vehicles. In Washington, you don't need insurance to drive a motorcycle.
All states require you to carry auto insurance proof on you at all times. When pulled over if you don't provide proof, you will get a ticket and have to contest it in court. Simply bring the proof to the judge and you should get acquitted. If not, it's a hefty fine.
You are the one responsible for staying within the driving laws of your state. In all states, it is considered a privilege, not a right, to drive and have a drivers license.
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