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California law requires all owners and drivers of motor vehicles to have car insurance. If you have an accident and do not have the necessary auto insurance your license will be suspended. You can also be fined $1350 if you do not have proof of auto insurance when driving a motor vehicle.

California law states that drivers must have insurance to cover:

  • $15,000 for a single death or injury.
  • $30,000 for a death or injury to more than one person.
  • $5,000 for property damage.

Never operate any motor vehicle without enough automobile liability insurance.

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This site was created by the International Rescue Committee (San Diego). Refugee Info is a website dedicated to the resettlement needs of refugees and asylees in San Diego, California. The site was funded by the Community Technology Foundation of California (CTFC). The Community Technology Foundation of California helps underserved communities secure social justice, access, and equity through the application of information and communication technologies. To find out more about the Community Technology Foundation visit: http://www.zerodivide.org.



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