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Is insurance required for motorcycles in Florida? Under certain circumstances Yes. Insurance is not required to register motorcycles as with four-wheel motor vehicles. However, if a motorcycle operator is charged in a crash with injuries, then the owner or owner/operator is financially responsible for bodily injuries and property damage to others. If no liability coverage was in effect, then bodily injury/property damage liability insurance must be purchased and kept for three years to avoid license and tag/registration suspension or to reinstate license and tag/registration after suspension. What about motorcycle passenger insurance? If you plan to carry passengers it is a good idea to ask your insurance carrier about the need for carrying passenger insurance coverage Is there a minimum age requirement for motorcycle passengers? Florida law does not address a minimum age for passengers. However, other laws may apply such as endangering a minor. Call 877-955-5085 or e-mail Miami/Fort Lauderdale Personal Injury Lawyer Justin Ziegler for a free consultation about your injury claim. Lawyer Justin Ziegler is available after hours and weekends. In the rare event that Mr. Ziegler or someone from our staff is unavailable, please leave a voice message and Mr. Ziegler or someone from our staff will usually respond within minutes. Se Habla Español. |



