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Georgia minimum auto liability
Commonly cited minimum
25/50/25 (commonly cited—verify with Georgia DOI)
Notation is educational (BI per person / BI per accident / PD). Exact wording and required extras vary—confirm before you buy.
What this means
Georgia is a fault-based state with minimum liability often cited as 25/50/25. Optional coverages—UM, UIM, med pay, comp/collision—are separate decisions from legal minimums. Confirm any recent legislative changes on OCI consumer pages before binding.
Verify the source
Cross-check current requirements with the official regulator: Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance (OCI). PolicyPlain does not publish bindable legal advice.
National orientation: NAIC consumer resources and Insurance Information Institute.
Add-on vs reduced UM (orientation)
Georgia policies historically distinguish between ‘add-on’ and ‘reduced’ uninsured motorist forms—wording affects whether UM stacks on top of another driver’s liability or is reduced by what they pay. This is not a detail to guess from memory. Compare the UM election on each quote and read OCI’s consumer materials before you choose.
Liability beyond minimums
Hospital bills and totaled vehicles can exceed minimum buckets quickly. Drivers with homes, savings, or professional licenses often buy higher BI/PD limits and discuss umbrella coverage once underlying auto and home limits are solid.
Minimum ≠ enough
State minimums set a legal floor. Serious injuries and modern vehicle values often exceed those floors. Use our auto coverage planner to think through limits educationally.
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