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What are the consequences of driving without insurance in Wisconsin?
What would happen if I was caught driving without insurance or got into an accident?
Emily Maracle · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“If you are caught driving without the
state minimum car insurance
required in Wisconsin, you will face fines up to $5,000. If you cannot, the fines are as followed:
- Up to a $500 fine for operating a motor vehicle without insurance
- Up to a $10 fine for failure to show proof of insurance at the time of the stop/accident
- Up to a $5,000 fine for providing fraudulent proof of insurance
Apart from fines, you are financially responsible for any damage or injuries you cause in an accident without insurance. If you’re unable to pay for the damages, you could face a lawsuit that may result in your wages being garnished or your assets liquidated.”
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