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Provisions limiting jurisdiction, or requiring construction of contracts by law of other states, prohibited. 2. Depriving the courts of this Commonwealth of jurisdiction in actions against the insurer.
Within 15 days of receipt of the notice of cancellation, refusal to renew, reduction in coverage, or increase in premium, the named insured shall be entitled to request in writing to the Commissioner that he review the action of the insurer.
31, 2024, every Virginia auto insurance policy must include minimum coverage of: $30,000 in bodily injury liability insurance to cover one person's injuries or death in a crash. $60,000 to cover injuries to or the death of multiple people in a single crash. $20,000 in property damage coverage.
§ 38.2-2212. Grounds and procedure for cancellation of or refusal to renew motor vehicle insurance policies; review by Commissioner.
Effective July 1, 2024, Virginia joined the majority of states by requiring residents with registered vehicles to drive with and provide proof of auto insurance, leaving behind New Hampshire as the only state to allow uninsured drivers.
Unless they are notified otherwise, by surrendering or deactivating your tags, VA DMV will continue to require liability insurance be in force.