Nevada Insurance Requirements
Minimum liability coverage required to drive legally, plus uninsured-motorist and SR-22 rules.
- Insurance required?
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yes
Source: Nevada Driver's Handbook (March 2024), Chapter 8, Insurance and Financial Responsibility, p. 75
- Min bodily injury — per person
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$25,000
Source: Nevada Driver's Handbook (March 2024), Chapter 8, Insurance and Financial Responsibility, p. 75
- Min bodily injury — per accident
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$50,000
Source: Nevada Driver's Handbook (March 2024), Chapter 8, Insurance and Financial Responsibility, p. 75
- Min property damage
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$20,000
Source: Nevada Driver's Handbook (March 2024), Chapter 8, Insurance and Financial Responsibility, p. 75
- SR-22 trigger
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SR-22 financial responsibility filing is required as a condition of reinstatement after DUI or 'illegal per se' alcohol/controlled-substance license revocations, after a registration suspension for a lapse in liability insurance coverage, and in other situations the DMV identifies. The SR-22 is filed by your insurance company and lets the DMV monitor your insurance through the suspension or revocation period. Coverage begins when you actually reinstate. File the form only once and only after meeting all other reinstatement requirements.
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