New Increased Limits

Minimum Liability in Virginia went from 25/50 up to 30/60... this will help a lot of people... but at a price!

A screen shot of the new Virginia Law mandating higher minimum liability limits
A screen shot of the new Virginia Law mandating higher minimum liability limits

This is a good start... But this is just that, a starting point!

Nicholas Springer
This is new… Virginia now has higher required limits of limits of liability. Starting January 1st, anyone wanting to purchase the state minimum liability coverage (not always a good idea) will have to choose a higher amount than last year. The new limits are $30,000 per person hurt in an accident but no more than $60,000 per accident and then a separate limit of only $20,000 for property damage.

Why would you need higher limits?



Well, here are a few examples we can think of…

If I recall, the last Med-Flight that I remember us paying for was from Farmville to MCV… it was for two people (that survived thank goodness for Med-Flight!) and it was $20,000 EACH! There goes most of your liability coverage and that was just the transportation.

Secondly, I just read today that the average used car is going for $29,000! Whoa! That means if you are in an at-fault accident and hit a newly purchased used car, you could be getting a bill for $9,000!

What are your limits?

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