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Minnesota Car Insurance

Drivers are required to carry car insurance in Minnesota. You must also carry a no-fault policy as well. When you register your vehicle annually, you must show proof of insurance before you will be granted your new registration. The no-fault law also permits that if you allow another person to drive your vehicle, they must have car insurance and a no-fault policy to do so legally. If they do not follow these laws, both vehicle owners and borrowers, can face hefty fines, loss of driving privileges, and even jail time.

Minnesota drivers are required to carry proof of insurance with them and in their vehicles at all times. You can provide proof by carrying an identification card issued by your Minnesota car insurance company, a written letter on letterhead from you car insurance company, or your entire car insurance policy. To learn more about the laws of Minnesota and car insurance, please feel free to contact our agents at 866-526-9669.

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