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What is the state requirement for auto insurance in Connecticut?
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Auto insurance in Connecticut is mandatory for all registered vehicles. To comply, you must carry the following amounts of liability insurance coverage:
When driving you must always carry an insurance identification card with the following information:
- $20,000 of bodily injury or death for one person in an accident.
- $40,000 of bodily injury or death for more than one person in an accident.
- $10,000 of property damage coverage in an accident.
Providing Proof of CT Auto Insurance
All insurance companies, by law, must immediately notify the DMV whenever a car insurance policy is cancelled. A "warning notice" is then sent by the DMV, demanding proof of insurance and payment for a $200 insurance compliance fine. Failure to respond after 30 days results in a suspension notice.When driving you must always carry an insurance identification card with the following information:
- Insurance company name.
- Name of person on the vehicle's registration certificate.
- Car insurance policy number.
- Coverage date.
- Car's make, model, and vehicle identification number (VIN).
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