Driving in Nevada: Statewide Facts
Nevada has recently joined the list of states that ban the use of handheld phones while driving. Because rates have been fluctuating so much over the past few years (due to the unpredictable economy), taking a closer look at your auto policy is highly recommended. There are plenty of competing options for cheap insurance Nevada can offer.
Simply taking a few minutes every few months to get new quotes can potentially save you hundreds a year.
Nevada is the first state to issue an operating license to Google’s driverless cars. It’s a test measuring its performance on highways and traffic-filled streets. While driverless cars have yet to be involved in an accident (or receive a traffic ticket), the rest of us need to make sure we’re adequately covered!
Insurance Facts
The average annual 12-month car insurance policy premium in Nevada was $1,499 as of December, 2011.
Make sure not let your auto insurance policy lapse in Nevada. Failure to maintain an active policy can result in immediate registration suspension and a fine of between $250 and $1,000.
State Car Insurance Requirements
- The mandatory minimum for bodily injury coverage per person in Nevada is $15,000.
- The mandatory minimum for bodily injury coverage per accident in Nevada is $30,000.
- The mandatory minimum for property damage coverage in Nevada is $10,000.
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Helpful Resources
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Registration Information
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Average Annual Premiums in Nevada = $1,223 | via Insure.com