Monthly Archives: January 2011

Off-highway vehicles (OHV) in California do not require insurance.  That’s not to say it isn’t available, but at this time the state has not mandated a minimum amount.  However, if your OHV has on-road capabilities and you are thinking about … Read More

As an uninsured motorist in Maryland, you could: Lose license plates and vehicle registration privileges. Pay uninsured motorist penalty fees for each lapse of insurance – $150 for the first 30 days, $7 for each day thereafter. Pay a restoration … Read More

Driving without insurance in Oregon could result in: Fines Suspension of driving privileges Impounding of your vehicle If convicted of driving uninsured you will have to: Pay fines Pay for SR-22 insurance for 3 years or face license suspension

If you let your insurance lapse, the OMV will suspend your registration.  To reinstate your registration you will have to pay a fine and provide proof of insurance.

You could be facing: Fines Jail time Suspension or revocation of your: License Registration

You’ll want to start with the following minimums: $15,000 liability for injury or death to one person $30,000 liability for injury or death for one accident $10,000 for property damage Now that you know your minimums, you can go online … Read More

South Dakota requires that all motorists have, at a minimum, the following amounts of liability coverage: $25,000 for single injury or death $50,000 for injury or death to multiple occupants $25,000 for property damage

The answer is that you should have as much insurance as it takes to make you feel comfortable.  Financial experts agree that you should get as much insurance as you can afford.  Connecticut has established minimum levels of liability insurance … Read More

South Carolina requires the following liability minimums: $25,000 for single injury or death $50,000 for death or injury for the accident $25,000 property damage