In the State of Kansas there are a number of reasons that may require a driver to prove financial responsibility. Offenses such as DUI, refusing the intoxication test when it is requested by an officer of the law, or being involved in an accident without proper insurance coverage may all lead to the SR22 insurance requirement.
Kansas Auto Insurance
Like many states the State of Kansas requires a minimum amount of liability insurance on all vehicles. You are required to show proof of insurance if requested by a law enforcement official and when your vehicle is being registered. The numbers below reflect the minimum amounts of insurance required in the State of Kansas.
Minimum Auto Insurance Coverage Requirements in Kansas
Liability Insurance
- $25,000 - Bodily Injury Per Person Per Accident
- $50,000 - Bodily Injury For More Than One Person in an Accident
- $10,000 - Damage to the Property of Others
Personal Injury Protection
- $4,500 - Per Person For Medical Expenses
- $900 - Per Month for One Year Disability or Loss of Income
- $25 - Per Day for In-Home Service
- $2,000 - Funeral Expenses
- $4,500 - Rehabilitation Expenses
- $900 - Survivor Benefits or Loss of Income Per Month for 1 Year
Uninsured / Underinsured
- $25,000 - Per Person
- $50,000 - Per Accident
