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New Minimum Auto Insurance Limits for 2011 If you haven’t heard, the State of Texas is increasing minimum liability limits on auto insurance. Senate Bill 502 will increase the minimum liability limits from 25/50/25 to 30/60/25, effective January 1, 2011. How Do These Changes Affect You as a Policyholder? The new requirements impact both private passenger and business auto policyholders. If you currently carry the state minimums, your insurance carrier will make changes to your policy to bring you into compliance with the new laws on your renewal date. You may see a slight increase in your premium due to the higher levels of protection. How to Read the 30/60/25 Limits 30: $30,000 maximum for bodily injury or death to one person in one accident A car accident can cost far more than the limits mandated by the state, so you should consider higher coverage limits. Now is a great time to review your policy, and the Independent Agents at TDECU Insurance Agency are here to help. We’ll take the time to make sure your coverage not only meets legal requirements, but protects everything that’s important to you. Call 888.833.7358 or click here for your quote. We’ll make sure you’re prepared for whatever comes rolling your way. |
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