Car permit · Crashes and insurance
What is the minimum liability coverage your insurance must provide for the death or injury of a single person?
Correct answer: $30,000.
Answer options
- A$50,000
- B$10,000
- C$30,000 Correct
Why
Since January 1, 2025, California's required minimum liability coverage is $30,000 for one person who is injured or dies, $60,000 if at least two people are injured or die, and $15,000 for damage to property.
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