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Arizona
Auto Insurance Fact Sheet
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Auto Insurance Requirements - State
regulations requires that every motor-powered
vehicle operating on Arizona's roadways be covered by
auto liability insurance, or one of the statutory forms
of financial responsibility. The insurer must be
approved to do business in Arizona. Vehicles such as
motorcycles, mopeds, and even golf carts are also
included.
Minimum levels of financial responsibility are:
- $15,000 for injury or death of one person per
accident
- $30,000 for injury or death of two or more persons
per accident
- $10,000 for property damage per accident
If you are stopped for a traffic
violation or are involved in an accident, aw enforcement
officers will ask you for proof of insurance. If your
policy is cancelled, your insurer will send MVD
notification. If your insurance company sends MVD such
notification, you will be sent an inquiry to verify your
insurance status. |
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Attn
All Males under 26 years old: United States
Law requires all men (U.S.citizens and male aliens residing in
the U.S. & its territories) to register with the
U.S. Selective Service System within 30 days of his 18th
birthday. Starting 01/01/04, Arizona requires that by
applying for an original, renewal or reinstatement
driver license or identification card, men under 26 years old
agree to registration with the Selective Service as part of
their application process.
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Arizona
Department of Insurance
2910 N. 44th Street, Suite 210
Phoenix, AZ 85018
Phone: 602-912-8444
Highlights:
The Arizona Department of Insurance website provides
a wealth of information to Arizona consumers who are
interested in purchasing insurance.
Their mission is “to faithfully execute the state
insurance laws in a manner that protects insurance consumers
and encourages economic development”.
On the website you can find a list of contact numbers
and an extensive list of frequently asked questions and
answers relating to car and homeowners insurance.
The most recent forms, press releases and regulatory
bulletins can easily be read online.
A complete fee schedule is available that compares
current fees to the previous year.
Additionally, links to other divisions including the
Licensing Section, Fraud Unit, Examinations, and Captive
Insurance are provided on the website along with links to
other informative sites.
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Interstate
Highway Speed Limits
-Rural- 75 mph -Urban-
55 mph
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Arizona
Department of Transportation
PO Box 2100
Phoenix, AZ 85001-2100
Phone: 602-255-0072
Highlights:
The Arizona Department of Motor Vehicles provides
valuable information and resources for all car owners in
Arizona. Instead
of driving down to the DMV, the website allows you to request
registration renewal, address changes, personalized license
plates, duplicate driver’s licenses, fleet registration
renewal, driver’s license reinstatement, voter registration,
plate credit and 3-day permits all from the convenience of
home or your office. New car owners can locate valuable
information such as a driver’s manual or motorcycle manual
along with a comprehensive list of frequently asked questions.
Experienced drivers can benefit from locating
information on policy changes, customer service and locating
information to help their children obtain a driver’s
license. The DMV
site is a very informative and easy to navigate page.
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