Insurance Resources & Guides

California requires SR-22 for 3 years from license reinstatement. Learn when the clock starts, what extends it to 10 years, and how to avoid resetting your requirement period.

SR-22 and FR-44 are both financial responsibility certificates, but FR-44 requires 2-3x higher coverage limits. Learn which states use each form and why California only requires SR-22.

Find cheap SR-22 insurance in California from $12/month. Compare 2025 rates from Farmers ($140/mo), GEICO ($146/mo), and Progressive. Save up to 40% with our comparison guide.

Complete step-by-step guide to getting SR-22 insurance after a California DUI. Learn about license reinstatement, DUI school requirements, IID installation, and costs in 2025.

Yes, you can get SR-22 without owning a car. Non-owner SR-22 policies cost $40-$85/month in California and satisfy DMV requirements. Learn eligibility, coverage limits, and how to get one.

SR-22 increases California insurance by 52-165% on average. DUI adds $2,988/year. Learn exact rate increases by violation type, factors affecting your premium, and proven ways to reduce costs.

California SR-22 requirements updated for 2025: New 30/60/15 minimum limits, 3-year filing period, electronic DMV filing. Complete guide to qualifying violations and compliance.

Step-by-step guide to filing SR-22 with California DMV. Learn about electronic filing, processing times (24-48 hours), costs ($15-$35), and how to verify your SR-22 status.

Compare California's top SR-22 insurance companies with our 2025 rankings. See rates, customer reviews, and find the best carrier for DUI, suspended license, and high-risk drivers.

Learn the serious consequences of an SR-22 lapse in California: license suspension, SR-26 filing, clock reset, and how to fix it fast. Avoid costly mistakes.