Find out what that means and why you likely want more.

Most states saw premiums fall in the first half of 2025, but a new analysis suggests that’s unlikely to continue.

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All U.S. states except New Hampshire require drivers to have a minimum amount of liability car insurance,. The specific amount varies by state but, keep in mind these limits are not adjusted for ...

In almost every state, aside from New Hampshire, car insurance is legally required. Learn what type of coverage is needed and why car insurance is necessary.

The state's five largest car insurers are dropping auto premiums by an average of 6.5% in 2025, according to state regulators ...

New Hampshire: Doesn’t require liability insurance, but you must prove you can pay for damages if you're at fault. Virginia: Allows you to skip insurance by paying an uninsured motorist fee.

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Some mechanics and the New Hampshire Automobile Dealers' Association were against the bill, saying car inspections save lives. The plan would be for police to keep an eye out for unsafe cars ...

Car insurance generally follows the car, not the driver. This means your policy will cover your car no matter who drives it — as long as they’re licensed and you gave them permission.