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Car insurance requirements by state

Minimum liability limits vary enormously — from 15/30/5 in California to 250/500/10 in Michigan. Every figure below is sourced and dated.

StateMinimum limitsSystemVerified
Arizona25/50/15At-fault2026-08-17
California15/30/5At-fault2026-08-17
Colorado25/50/15At-fault2026-08-17
Connecticut25/50/25At-fault2026-08-17
FloridaPD only — $10,000No-fault2026-08-17
Georgia25/50/25At-fault2026-08-17
Illinois25/50/20At-fault2026-08-17
Maryland30/60/15At-fault2026-08-17
Massachusetts20/40/5No-fault2026-08-17
Michigan250/500/10No-fault2026-08-17
Minnesota30/60/10No-fault2026-08-17
Missouri25/50/25At-fault2026-08-17
Nevada25/50/20At-fault2026-08-17
New Jersey35/70/25Choice2026-08-17
New York25/50/10No-fault2026-08-17
North Carolina50/100/50At-fault2026-08-17
Ohio25/50/25At-fault2026-08-17
Oregon25/50/20At-fault2026-08-17
Pennsylvania15/30/5Choice2026-08-17
South Carolina25/50/25At-fault2026-08-17
Tennessee25/50/25At-fault2026-08-17
Texas30/60/25At-fault2026-08-17
Utah25/65/15No-fault2026-08-17
Virginia50/100/25At-fault2026-08-17
Washington25/50/10At-fault2026-08-17
Wisconsin25/50/10At-fault2026-08-17

Figures are drawn from the Insurance Information Institute / APCIA financial responsibility table and, where a state has changed since that table was published, re-verified against the state’s own regulator. State law changes — confirm with your state insurance department before relying on any figure here.

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