Virginia requires 50/100/25 liability for policies effective on or after January 1, 2025, plus UM/UIM coverage. See DMV rules, lapse steps and what to ask.
Virginia drivers spent an average of $949.48 per insured car in 2022, about $79 a month, per the NAIC. See what the averages include and what moves a quote.
Virginia's $500 uninsured motor vehicle fee ended July 1, 2024. See the $600 noncompliance fee, the three-year SR-22 and how to answer a DMV letter on time.
A Virginia FR-44 certifies $100,000/$200,000/$50,000 liability after listed DUI convictions, generally for three years. See who needs it and how SR-22 differs.
Virginia medical expense benefits are optional auto coverage for crash medical and funeral bills, plus up to $100 a week in lost income, regardless of fault.
DC requires 25/50/10 liability plus uninsured motorist coverage on every registered car. See the PIP offer, DMV rules, lapse fines and what to ask an agent.
DC drivers spent an average of $1,501.94 per insured car in 2022, about $125 a month, per the NAIC. See what the averages include and what moves a DC quote.
DC charges $150 for a lapse of 1 through 30 days, then $7 a day up to $2,500, plus $100 to reinstate a suspended registration. How to clear or pay a DMV notice.
DC insurers must offer PIP, but it is optional. A crash victim has 60 days to elect PIP, which pays medical, work-loss and funeral costs regardless of fault.
North Carolina requires 50/100/50 liability on policies issued or renewed on or after July 1, 2025, plus UM and UIM coverage. See DMV, lapse and agent rules.
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