Minimum Coverage Requirements in Indiana
After a DUI, license suspension, or serious violation in Indiana, your current carrier will typically send a non-renewal notice—meaning they will not cancel your policy mid-term, but will not offer renewal when your term expires. This gives you until your expiration date to secure replacement coverage. The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles requires SR-22 filing for most suspensions, and you must maintain this filing continuously for the entire reinstatement period or face a new suspension.
Meeting the state minimum keeps you legal. See whether it's enough — get your Indiana quote.
Get your Indiana quoteHow Much Does Car Insurance Cost in Indiana?
Indiana drivers with DUI or serious violations pay substantially higher premiums—typically 50–200% more than standard rates. A driver who previously paid $100/month may see rates jump to $150–$300/month or higher, depending on violation severity, age, driving history, and location. Rates begin to decrease after 3–5 years if you maintain a clean record, but the violation remains on your driving record for at least 5 years.
What Affects Your Rate
- Violation type (DUI increases rates more than speeding)
- Time since violation (rates decrease as the violation ages)
- Age and gender (younger drivers pay substantially more)
- Location within Indiana (Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, and Evansville have higher rates due to population density and claim frequency)
- Carrier availability (fewer carriers offer SR-22, reducing competition and raising prices)
- Payment plan (non-standard carriers often require larger down payments or charge fees for monthly installments)
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Get Your Free QuoteCoverage Types
High-Risk Auto Insurance
Coverage for drivers classified as high-risk due to DUI, violations, or suspensions. Policies include SR-22 filing and meet Indiana reinstatement requirements, but are underwritten with stricter terms and higher premiums.
Non-Standard Auto Insurance
Insurance sold by carriers specializing in drivers who cannot qualify for standard coverage. These policies provide the required SR-22 filing and satisfy state minimums for license reinstatement.
SR-22 Insurance
Not a separate insurance type—SR-22 is a certificate filed by your insurer with the Indiana BMV proving you carry required coverage. You purchase insurance and add SR-22 filing to it.
Liability Insurance
Minimum required coverage for bodily injury and property damage caused to others. After a violation, you must maintain at least Indiana's minimum limits continuously to satisfy SR-22 requirements.
