You're driving on Georgia roads, and you're going to run into every kind of situation—including drivers who aren't insured or don't have enough coverage. You might be wondering if uninsured motorist (UM) coverage is required by law in Georgia. The simple answer: no, it's not. But here's why it might be one of the smartest decisions you'll ever make for your finances.
Think of uninsured motorist coverage as your plan B. It kicks in if you're in an accident with a driver who doesn't have any insurance or whose policy won't fully cover your damages or medical expenses. In Georgia, UM coverage usually comes in two types:
Georgia does not make you carry uninsured motorist coverage, although insurers must provide it when you buy a policy. You can choose to waive it by signing a waiver—but at Peachstate Insurance, we highly recommend that you keep UM coverage to avoid surprises down the road.
Unfortunately, about 12-14% of Georgia motorists are driving uninsured—that's more than one in ten! Without uninsured motorist coverage, you may be left to pay enormous bills even if an accident was not your fault.
Some of the things UM coverage can offer you include:
The optimum amount of coverage depends on the value of your car, your financial situation, and your risk tolerance. Our team at Peachstate Insurance can sit down with you and figure out the precise amount of UM coverage that fits your lifestyle.
At Peachstate Insurance, we're dedicated to keeping you comfortable and protected on Georgia's highways. Our experienced and friendly agents can walk you through your choices and help you choose the correct uninsured motorist coverage for you.
Click here for your free quote or call today and learn how Peachstate Insurance can keep you safe—and stress-free—on the road.
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