Last Updated 2nd of July, 2010
Do I need auto insurance to apply for a NE drivers license? Nebraska
No. You don’t need proof of auto insurance to obtain a driver license.
Although you do not need to have auto insurance in order to apply for a drivers license, the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) does require proof of financial responsibility as a condition of vehicle registration unless the vehicle meets one of the following criteria for exemption:
Although you do not need to have auto insurance in order to apply for a drivers license, the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) does require proof of financial responsibility as a condition of vehicle registration unless the vehicle meets one of the following criteria for exemption:
- Camper on the back of a truck that is properly insured.
- Trailer with a properly insured pulling unit.
- Snowmobile.
- Boat.
- 30-day plated vehicle.
- Dealer-plated vehicle.
Minimum Auto Insurance Requirements
According to the NE DMV, minimum car insurance requirements are:- $25,000 per person bodily injury damage coverage.
- $50,000 per accident bodily injury damage coverage.
- $25,000 per accident property damage coverage.
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