What are Ohio's minimum auto insurance requirements?
Ohio's minimum liability limits are $25,000 for injury or death of one person, $50,000 for two or more people, and $25,000 for property damage, often called 25/50/25.
Is the state minimum enough?
It lets you drive legally, but it may not cover a serious accident. If damages go past your limits, you could be responsible for the rest. Many drivers choose higher limits. Read: How Much Auto Insurance Do I Need in Ohio?
When should I review my auto policy?
A new vehicle, a new driver, a home purchase, marriage or another big life change are all good reasons to review your coverage.
Can I get auto coverage online?
You can request a quote online. Coverage can't be started or changed through the website; we'll follow up with your quote, and you can call 419-784-3979 for immediate changes.







