Are you protected against drivers who don’t carry enough insurance?

Kansas has a “no-fault” personal injury protection law for car accidents. This means that preliminary medical expenses, of at least $4,500, will be covered by your own insurance company, as a benefit on your policy. But what happens if your hospital bills exceed not only your PIP coverage but also the protection offered by the
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What is the Minimum Car Insurance Needed in Kansas?

Being uninsured or underinsured in Kansas may lead to a citation and will also leave you lacking many benefits and protections if you are in a motor vehicle collision. The Kansas statute commonly called the “no pay, no play” statute, was enacted in 2011 in a bid to encourage vehicle owners to follow the requirement
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DeVaughn James Testifies for Increased Automobile Insurance Limits.

Read the full article by Justin Wingerter at cjonline.com Under existing law, the minimum policy coverage limits for an accident is $25,000 for bodily injury or death of one person, $50,000 for two or more people, and $10,000 for property damage, according to the Kansas Legislative Research Department. The limits haven’t changed since 1984.
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Minimum Coverage Might Cost You More

Minimum coverage car insurance comes with more risk
Consumers are always looking for the best deal. However, when it comes to minimum coverage car insurance the lowest price might cost you thousands of dollars in the future if you are involved in an automobile accident; even if the accident isn’t your fault. Kansas Auto Insurance Minimum Coverage Requirements Kansas car insurance laws require
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