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Texas Practice Insurance & Financial Responsibility

What is Texas's minimum required liability coverage for injury or death of one person in a single crash?

  1. A.
    $30,000 Correct
  2. B.
    $60,000
  3. C.
    $15,000
  4. D.
    $25,000
The Why

The answer is "$30,000"

Texas sets $30,000 as the minimum liability limit for injury or death of one person, the first line of the three-line coverage list under the Safety Responsibility Act. The $25,000 in D is the property-damage minimum printed one row below, which readers often lift when they scan the list and stop at the first small number.

Why the others miss

The traps in the wrong answers

B. $60,000

Names the total-crash minimum for two or more people, not the per-person figure. This answer applies the two-or-more-people total to a single injured person, ignoring the separate per-person line.

C. $15,000

Not a figure the manual lists in the current coverage schedule. This answer carries a lower liability floor forward from an outdated schedule that no longer applies.

D. $25,000

Names the property-damage minimum, not the single-person injury minimum. This answer reads the third line of the coverage list as if it were the first, mistaking the property figure for the per-person injury figure.

The Rule

This question tests your knowledge of Insurance & Financial Responsibility in Texas. Source: Texas Driver Manual, "The Liability Insurance Law," p.18..

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