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What's adequate liability coverage for a vehicle in Texas?
I'm active military who is moving from South Carolina to Texas. I found that minimum state coverage is 30/60/25, but even the state's website says that this may not be adequate coverage. What's a decent amount of liability coverage in Texas if I want to go with GEICO or Progressive?
Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“As you mentioned, 30/60/25
liability insurance
is the state-required minimum, but it’s far from satisfactory. Realistically, you should consider at least 100/300/100, and maybe even 250/500/250 liability insurance. But most active or retired military tend to use
USAA
. They offer competitive rates that may be more affordable. View full answer
- Gregory R.
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