Car permit · Crashes and insurance
In Michigan, what is the least amount of liability coverage your auto policy must carry for the injury or death of one person?
Correct answer: $250,000 per person.
Answer options
- A$250,000 per person Correct
- B$20,000 per person
- C$500,000 per person
Why
Since Michigan's 2020 no-fault reform, the standard liability limits are $250,000 for one person's injury or death and $500,000 for all injuries in one crash; the old $20,000 minimum no longer applies. A driver can choose lower limits only by signing a special opt-down form.
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