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Disclaimer: Penalties vary by state and situation. This article is for general informational purposes only. To find out what coverage is right for you, talk to a licensed Sun Coast agent.
Every state requires drivers to carry at least a minimum amount of liability insurance. If you’re pulled over or in an accident without it, you could face:
Even one minor accident without insurance can cost far more than what a basic policy would. Here’s how the numbers stack up:
States take uninsured driving seriously:
No matter where you live, these consequences can make it even harder to legally get back on the road.
Let’s say you’re driving without insurance and tap the bumper of the car in front of you. Even if the damage looks small, the claim could easily cost $5,000 or more once body work, car rentals, and possible medical treatment are factored in. Now imagine paying that all yourself—on top of court fines and reinstatement fees.
At Sun Coast General Insurance Agency, we specialize in helping people who’ve had a lapse in coverage, need an SR-22, or are getting back on the road after a suspension.
We offer affordable car insurance options with flexible payment plans—so you don’t have to take the risk of driving uninsured.
Ready to protect your wallet—and your license?
👉 Get a Car Insurance Quote from Sun Coast General Insurance Agency.
¹ The Average Cost of Car Insurance in the U.S.
² Facts + Statistics: Auto Insurance
