
Fair car insurance in Louisiana
From Shreveport to Lafayette and Monroe to Lake Charles, good drivers in Louisiana can get the cheap car insurance rates they deserve. In fact, good drivers could save hundreds. Download our easy-to-use app and see if your good driving can save you money on quality coverage.
State requirements for car insurance in Louisiana
What are the minimum auto insurance requirements in Louisiana?
To legally operate a vehicle in Louisiana, you must carry Liability insurance. If you are found driving without it, you can face fines of up to $1,000 plus reinstatement fees.
Liability coverage
Liability coverage helps to pay for property damage or bodily injuries that occur from a car accident you cause. It typically does not cover harm to you or your family members (that’s what Personal Injury Protection and Medical Pay coverages are for). It also doesn’t cover your vehicle, but Collision and Comprehensive coverages do—these additional coverages can help you avoid major expenses in the event of an accident.
Minimum required Liability coverage in Louisiana:
$15,000 Bodily Injury (per person)
$30,000 Bodily Injury (per accident – multiple people injured)
$25,000 Property Damage
You can select higher limits if you’d like more coverage.
What is SR-22 insurance?
SR-22 insurance is a liability document for high-risk insurance policies. It’s proof of responsibility and a guarantee that you’ll be insured for a certain period of time. If you decide to cancel your coverage or it lapses for any reason, your insurance company is required to notify the Louisiana OMV. You can easily request an SR-22 in the Root app.
What is the average cost of car insurance in Louisiana?
The average Louisianan pays $2,883 [1] per year for their auto policy—that’s the highest average in the nation. Bad drivers often drive up prices for good drivers, but Root doesn’t insure bad drivers, so our customers could save up to $900 a year—all while enjoying fair and simple car insurance.