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Your Vehicles
In Connecticut
The minimum is $25,000 per person, $50,000 per accident and $25,000 for property damage. The Insurance Department advises that the minimum may not be sufficient.
Your car and your liability as a driver, with a person to call when something happens on the road. Before the renewal draft, you see your limits and your options side by side.
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In Connecticut
The minimum is $25,000 per person, $50,000 per accident and $25,000 for property damage. The Insurance Department advises that the minimum may not be sufficient.
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A personal auto policy generally excludes coverage for delivery and other business use.
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Storm damage to a car in the garage is usually an auto comprehensive claim and not a homeowners claim, and comprehensive coverage is optional by law.
Coverage depends on the policy terms.

An auto policy is built from a few parts, and each one pays for a different loss.
You can start with what you already know. A photo of your current declarations page is fine.
The biggest influence on the price is how often claims happen for drivers and cars like yours.
At least the minimum your state sets, and often more. One insurance department says the minimum limits may not be enough protection.
Your auto policy is one piece. Knowing which policy answers which loss helps show where a gap could sit.
In Connecticut
Read more: Connecticut Auto Insurance Requirements.
Source: Connecticut Insurance Department and DMV.
It depends most on how often claims happen for drivers and cars like yours, along with your driving record, where the car is kept, how much you drive and the make and model. A quote for your own cars and drivers gives you the figure.
At least your state’s minimum. One insurance department says the minimum may not be enough protection, and if a judgment is more than your limits, you pay the difference.
No. Collision and comprehensive coverage are not required by law, although a lender or leasing company may require them.
A personal auto policy generally excludes business use, such as delivery work.
The state facts on this page show one insurance department’s view that the minimum limits may not be enough protection. You can ask to see higher limits, as well as umbrella coverage.
It is usually a claim under the auto policy’s comprehensive coverage rather than the homeowners policy.
Ask your insurer for an explanation, and review your auto coverage at every renewal. You can also ask an independent agency for a second look, and we represent you, not a single insurance company.
Ask to see higher limits beside the ones you carry, and the full range of personal coverage is on the Personal Insurance page.