With so many companies offering auto insurance in Michigan, how do you choose the car insurance that's right for you? Regardless of where you live in Michigan, Allstate offers a wide variety of auto insurance policies, optional insurance coverages and other products for Michigan drivers. As your auto insurance needs change, your local Allstate agent will take the time to help you make the right choices. If you have a teen driver, there are many other considerations your local Allstate agent can also help you with. Refer to the MI Graduated Driver Licensing chart below for more information.

Consider yourself a safe driver? If so, you may qualify for an additional discount if you sign up for the Allstate Drive Wise program. Call your Allstate agent to learn more.

For more information on this state, visit the Michigan State Information or Michigan State Catastrophe page.

Michigan Auto Insurance Coverage Scale

As you consider what auto insurance coverages are right for you, keep in mind that Michigan has required minimum coverage levels. Only you can decide what auto insurance coverages are right for you, but refer to the chart below for more information about Michigan-required coverage levels and the most common car insurance coverages.


	Coverage		State Requirements	Most Common

	Bodily Injury Liability		20,000/40,000	100,000/300,000

	Property Protection Coverage		1,000,000	1,000,000

	Uninsured Motorist Bodily Injury		Not required	20,000/40,000

	Medical Payments		Not required	5,000

	Collision		Not required	Broad Form with 500 deductible

	Comprehensive		Not required	100 deductible

	Underinsured Motorist Bodily Injury		Not required	100,000/300,000

	Property Damage Liability		10,000	100,000

Personal Injury Protection

Law specifies requirements *

Excess

* Michigan law specifies requirements for each: allowable expense, work loss, necessary services, survivor's loss and funeral expenses.

Michigan Graduated Driver Licensing

Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) laws are one of the few things that have been proven to save teen lives. Michigan has its own variation of these laws that both you and your teen should be familiar with them. You may want to discuss the Michigan GDL laws with your teen and use them as a foundation for rules you set for your teen driver.


	Minimum Entry Age (Optimal: 16)			14 years, 9 mo.
	Minimum Entry Age (Optimal: 16)			14 years, 9 mo.

	Extended Learner Period (Optimal: at least 6 months)			Has optimal provision

	Parent Certification (Optimal: 30 hours minimal)			Has optimal provision

	Night Restriction (Optimal: 9 or 10 p.m.)			Has optimal provision

	Passenger Restriction (Optimal: No teenager passengers or only one-family excepted)			Has optimal provision

	Minimum exit age/ Minimum age at which restrictions are lifted (Optimal: 18)			17

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Coverage limits/deductibles identified as "most common" in the chart above are the most popular limits/deductibles selected by Allstate Insurance Company policyholders in Michigan. Please note state minimums may change from time to time. Check with your state if you have additional questions about current state minimum.

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