Driving uninsured in Alabama is a Class C misdemeanor, and ALDOR suspends the registration until you show current insurance and pay a $200 or $400 fee.
AutoAn Alabama insurance lapse usually means a suspended registration and a $200 or $400 reinstatement fee. See the MLI notice, stored-car rules and appeals.
AutoA 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.
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's insurance lapse fee is $25 after a gap of 10 days or more. See how to pay it in DRIVES, what reinstatement costs and what to do if you were insured.
Georgia DDS requires an SR-22A for three years after a second no-insurance conviction. See who needs SR-22 or SR-22A, the limits, the fees and how to file it.
An SR-22 is proof your insurer files with the SCDMV. See the $100 and $700 fees, the three-year filing period, the 25/50/25 limits and how to avoid a lapse.
Connecticut ended its SR-22 filing requirement in July 2004. Learn what the DMV asks for instead, from proof of financial responsibility to lapse notices.
New York requires liability, basic no-fault and uninsured motorist coverage before a car can be registered. See the minimum limits, DMV proof and lapse penalties.
A New York insurance lapse costs $8 to $12 a day for up to 90 days, $900 in all, and 91 days or more can suspend your license too. Here is how to clear it.
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