Do I need car insurance in Indiana?
Yes, it’s illegal to drive without car insurance in Indiana. There are minimum limits of liability insurance required.
What is the Indiana state minimum on car insurance?
Indiana auto insurance laws require these legal minimums:
Coverage
Amount
Bodily injury
$25,000 per person; $50,000 per incident
Uninsured motorist bodily injury
$25,000 per person; $50,000 per incident
Property damage
$25,000 per incident
Underinsured motorist bodily injury
$50,000 per incident
Learn more about Indiana insurance requirements
Do I need insurance to register a car in Indiana?
Yes, you need to insure your vehicle prior to registering it in the state of Indiana.
Is Indiana a no-fault state for car insurance?
No, Indiana is an at-fault state. This means that if you are injured in an accident and the other party involved is at-fault, you may be able to work with their insurance to cover expenses related to your injuries.
If you are in an accident and have questions about how Indiana’s at-fault status impacts your coverage, your independent insurance agent or claim representative can walk you through your unique situation.
What Indiana car insurance is right for me?
Car insurance should be built to fit your individual needs. Grange partners with independent insurance agents to ensure you have the right coverage to fit your budget. Find an agent and get on your way to the right auto insurance for you.
How much is car insurance in Indiana per month ?
The cost of auto insurance varies based on the coverages selected and discounts you qualify for. Grange offers competitive rates and deep discounts to help you save money on your insurance. Learn more
Does insurance follow the car or driver in Indiana?
This depends on the type of coverage. Liability insurance coverage follows the driver, covering them for applicable accidents when driving another vehicle.
Physical damage coverages follow the vehicle. This means if another driver is at-fault for an accident while driving the vehicle insured on the policy, the coverage would apply.