SR-22 Insurance Resources

How much does SR-22 insurance cost?

Explore our comprehensive SR-22 resources to find everything you need to know about filing, requirements, and maintaining your SR-22 insurance.

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SR-22 101

A SR-22 is a form that’s filed with you state to prove that you have car insurance meeting the minimum coverages required by law. A SR-22 is not a type of insurance, but rather an easy-to-get document from your state’s department of motor vehicles.

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How much does SR-22 insurance cost per month?

The cost of an SR-22 can vary depending on the insurance company, the driver's age and driving record, and the state in which the driver lives, but here is the average by state:

County
Avg cost of SR-22 per month
$138

When do you need an SR-22?

SR-22 may be needed to reinstate your driving privileges after serious driving offenses like:

 

  • DUI or DWI Conviction
  • Reckless Driving
  • Serious Traffic Violations
  • Accidents without insurance
  • License suspension or revocation
  • Driving Without Insurance

How do you get an SR-22?

There are three common ways to obtain your SR-22 whenyou need it:

 

  • If you do not own a vehicle we can provide special non-owner SR-22.
  • If your carrier does not provide SR-22 insurance, then we can assist you with a new policy.
  • Contact your insurance provider who will file the necessary documentation as proof of your liability coverage.

Are SR-22 common?

SR-22s are relatively common. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), about 1.5 million drivers in the United States are required to have an SR-22 each year. This is about 5% of all drivers in the country.

State
Number of SR-22 drivers
California
1.5 million
Texas
100,000
New York
50,000
Florida
30,50,000
Arizona
30,000

SR-22 Resources

The best place to find accurate and up-to-date information on SR-22 requirements in each state is the official website of the respective state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or equivalent agency. Here are some options: