Compare Car Insurance in New York State

New York’s auto insurance premiums have risen 103% since 2005. Fast forward to 2008, New York drivers currently pay $2,281 on average for their auto insurance policies. Experts conclude New Yorkers can save more on their car insurance by shopping around. By understanding that different insurance companies will vary immensely on how much they charge you, you can save hundreds on auto insurance.

Stop wasting time and compare car insurance in New York state!

Quotes available in ALL of New York, including Buffalo, Albany, Rochester, Syracuse, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Hicksville and Staten Island.

What is the Minimum Coverage Required in New York State?

New York legislature requires all drivers to carry at the very least the basic auto insurance package consisting of bodily injury liability and property damage liability in order to operate a motor vehicle. In addition, every insured must have the minimum coverage as defined by law, they are as follows:

• Bodily injury per person is $25,000
• Bodily injury per accident is $50,000
• Property damage liability is $10,000

In addition, drivers from New York must have Personal Injury Protection (PIP), Uninsured Motorist, and Wrongful Death coverage. To read more about the different types of coverages read Types of Coverages.

I’m a New Yorker, I Need to Complain. Where Do I Go?

Have an unresolved dispute with an insurance provider? Write to the New York Department of Insurance with your issue.

Mailing Address:
New York Dept. of Insurance
25 Beaver St.
New York, NY 10004
Phone: 1-212-480-6400