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Texas
Minimum coverage is 30/60/25
- Teen drivers →Live guide
- After a DUI (SR-22) →Live guide
- Senior drivers →Live guide
California
Minimum coverage is 30/60/15, no gender rating
- Teen drivers →Live guide
- After a DUI (SR-22) →Live guide
- Senior drivers →Live guide
Florida
No-fault: $10k PIP + $10k PDL minimum
- Teen drivers →Live guide
- After a DUI (FR-44) →Live guide
- Senior drivers →Live guide
New York
Hybrid liability + no-fault PIP
- Teen drivers →Live guide
- After a DUI (no SR-22) →Live guide
- Senior drivers →Live guide
Ohio
Minimum coverage is 25/50/25; DUI is legally called OVI
- Teen drivers →Live guide
- After an OVI (DUI) →Live guide
- Senior drivers →Live guide
Pennsylvania
Choice no-fault: full tort vs. limited tort
- Teen drivers →Live guide
- After a DUI (no SR-22) →Live guide
- Senior drivers →Live guide
Virginia
One of only 2 FR-44 states, alongside Florida
- Teen drivers →Live guide
- After a DUI (FR-44) →Live guide
- Senior drivers →Live guide
By driver profile
Teen drivers
Minimum coverage, real cost ranges, and the insurers that tend to be cheapest for new drivers.
After a DUI
SR-22, FR-44, and everything else your state requires — plus how fast the surcharge actually eases.
SR-22 & FR-44 filings
Who needs a filing, what it has to cover, how long it lasts and what happens if it lapses — checked against each state's DMV.
Driving without insurance
Fines, license and registration suspensions, SR-22 triggers and what a coverage gap does to your rates.
Reckless driving
Criminal penalties, points, how long it stays on your record, and each insurer's rate increase side by side.
Driving with a suspended license
When it's a ticket and when it's a crime, the extra suspension you get, and what you need to get your license back.
DUI under 21
Zero-tolerance BAC limits for young drivers, the suspension that follows, and what it takes to drive again.
Teen rates by age
What 16-, 17- and 18-year-olds pay, with three publishers' estimates side by side and why they differ.
Senior drivers
What changes with age, state renewal rules past 65, and the AARP/Hartford program most people overlook.