Florida requires $10,000 PIP and $10,000 property damage liability on registered cars. See when bodily injury liability applies, proof rules and lapse fees.
A Florida insurance lapse can suspend your license and registration; reinstating costs $150, $250 or $500 plus proof. See what the notice means and what to do.
A Florida FR-44 proves 100/300/50 liability after a DUI conviction or plea, kept 3 years from reinstatement. See who needs it and how it differs from SR-22.
Florida golf carts capped at 20 mph skip registration and PIP, but low-speed vehicles need both. See street rules, The Villages, homeowners limits and policies.
Florida PIP pays 80% of medical bills and 60% of lost income up to $10,000, plus a $5,000 death benefit. See the 14-day rule, the $2,500 limit and how PDL fits.
Florida may require an SR-22 after a suspension, crash or conviction. See who needs it, how long it lasts, where to find the case number and how to file.
Georgia doesn't require boat insurance, but marinas and lenders may. See DNR registration, homeowners limits, coastal and lake rules and what a policy covers.
Georgia requires 25/50/25 liability on every registered car, reported to the state through GEICS. See what full coverage means, the UM rules and lapse fees.
Driving uninsured in Georgia is a misdemeanor with a $200 to $1,000 fine, a license suspension and a $25 lapse fine. See what DDS and DOR require to fix it.
Georgia doesn't register or title motorized carts, but LSVs need registration and insurance. See Peachtree City and Jekyll Island rules and homeowners limits.
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