In Texas, 20% of the vehicles on the road are without basic liability insurance.  That's 1 in 5.  Not very good odds.

Beginning in June of 2008, the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles implemented a new program aimed at bringing down the number of people driving without insurance.  The program is called TexasSure and was created by Senate Bill 1670 during the 79th Texas Legislature.  The program was initially only available to all county Tax Assessors to check whether you have insurance when renewing your vehicle registration.  In October of 2008, the program became available to law enforcement officials.

Driving without insurance can cost you big time.  Not only will you get a ticket but you risk having your car impounded  It's just not worth it. 

State minimum liability insurance is $25,000 per person, $50,000 per accident, and $25,000 for property damage.  If you think you can't afford insurance, let us help you find a carrier that can help you.  The money you save by going without insurance may end up costing you a lot more if you get pulled over or have an accident.