How long must I carry FR 44 Insurance after a DUI in Florida?

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Asked July 21, 2010

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In Florida, an FR-44 insurance policy is required after a DUI conviction. An FR-44 policy is a type of insurance policy that provides increased coverage limits for liability and property damage. The length of time that you must carry an FR-44 insurance policy after a DUI conviction in Florida can vary depending on the specific circumstances of your case. However, in most cases, you will be required to carry the policy for at least three years. During this time, you must maintain continuous coverage with an FR-44 policy. If you cancel or allow your policy to lapse at any point during the three-year period, your driver's license and vehicle registration may be suspended. It's important to note that an FR-44 policy can be more expensive than a standard auto insurance policy, due to the increased coverage requirements. You may be required to pay a higher premium for the policy, and may also be subject to other fees and charges associated with the policy. To find an insurance company that offers FR-44 policies, you can contact your current insurance provider or search online for insurance companies that offer FR-44 coverage in Florida. Be sure to compare quotes and coverage options to find the policy that best meets your needs and budget.

Answered July 21, 2010 by Anonymous

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