The process of driver’s license reinstatement starts with obtaining a Florida SR22 FR44 insurance certificate. The type of certificate you file depends on the reason for your license suspension. Florida SR22 is for people with license suspensions not related to alcohol/drugs, and Florida FR44 is for people with license suspensions related to DUI / DWI offenses. When the state requires drivers to carry high-risk auto insurance, they must keep it for three years in most cases. Their insurance coverage must remain in good standing to avoid another license suspension. Individuals can file an SR22 or FR44 certificate if they own a vehicle (owner policy) or not (non-owner policy).
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What is Florida SR22?
All individuals with a license suspension for traffic violations unrelated to drugs or alcohol must obtain Florida SR22 insurance. SR22 insurance is available for individuals who own a vehicle or for non-vehicle owners. See our Florida Non Owner SR22 Insurance page for more information about this filing.
Drivers who need to carry SR22 insurance must have a policy that includes the following minimum coverage:
- $10,000 bodily injury per accident
- $20,000 bodily injury liability for all injuries in an accident
- $10,000 in property damage in one accident
What is Florida FR44?
The state requires Florida FR44 insurance to reinstate a driver’s license after alcohol or drug-related license suspensions. You’ll need to keep it in effect for three years, without any interruption of coverage. Minimum coverage requirements for Florida FR44 insurance are higher than Florida SR22 minimum coverage requirements:
- $100,000 bodily injury per individual per accident
- $300,000 bodily injury per accident
- $50,000 property damage per accident
Florida FR44 insurance is available to both vehicle owners and non-vehicle owners. See Florida Non Owner FR44 Insurance for more information.
More information about Florida high-risk auto insurance:
For more details about Florida licensing, motor vehicle laws, penalties for moving violations, license suspensions and revocations, and license reinstatement related to Florida SR22 and FR44 insurance, visit the Florida DHSMV website.
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