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Originally Posted by Bill14564
From the Florida Highway Safety Page: Financial Responsibility sanctions can occur once insurance is dropped from the vehicle if the license plate is still actively registered and associated to your vehicle. Failure to surrender a valid license plate when your insurance is cancelled or expires will result in suspension of your driver license. And from their Insurance Requirements page: Proof of PIP/PDL coverage must be issued by an insurance company licensed in Florida to sell policies or by qualifying for a self-insurance certificate issued by FLHSMV.
have a minimum of $10,000 in PIP AND a minimum of $10,000 in PDL.
and have continuous coverage even if the vehicle is not being driven or is inoperable. Surrender the license plate/tag BEFORE cancelling your insurance.
To me, the term comprehensive insurance does not include liability insurance. The comprehensive coverage I am familiar with typically covers fire, theft, and glass breakage. |
From that same page, scroll to the bottom:
Self-Insurance
Section 324.171, Florida Statutes outlines the financial requirements for the department to issue a certificate to qualified individuals or other specified entities as a self-insurer.