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Liability-Only Coverage After Point Suspensions

Liability-only coverage pays for injuries and damage you cause to others, but nothing for your own vehicle or medical bills.

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What Is Liability-Only Coverage Insurance?

Liability-only coverage includes bodily injury liability and property damage liability. If you cause an accident, it pays the other driver's medical bills and vehicle repairs up to your policy limits. It does not pay anything toward your own car, your own injuries, or damage from events like theft, hail, or hitting a deer.

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Who Needs Liability-Only Coverage Insurance?

You need liability-only coverage to satisfy your state's reinstatement requirements after a points-based suspension. It's the legal minimum to drive, and most states verify continuous liability coverage for 12–36 months post-reinstatement. Dropping it triggers a new suspension in most jurisdictions.

How Much Does Liability-Only Coverage Insurance Cost?

  • Your total point count matters less than the specific offenses; carriers price reckless driving and racing higher than accumulating points via minor speeding tickets.
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