Will my auto insurance cover me in another state?

The answer to the question of whether your auto insurance in Oklahoma will cover you in another state depends on the type of coverage you have. Generally speaking, the auto insurance you have in Oklahoma will generally cover you in other states, provided the state recognizes and allows for the types of coverage you have in Oklahoma. For instance, if you have liability coverage in Oklahoma, the coverage will usually extend to other states, although you should always check with your insurance provider to confirm coverage. In addition, collision and comprehensive coverage will generally follow your vehicle, no matter what state you are driving it in. Personal injury protection, uninsured motorist coverage, underinsured motorist coverage, and medical payments coverage may also follow your vehicle in some states. It is important to check with your insurance provider to see if coverage extends to other states. In certain cases, you may need to purchase additional coverage specific to the state you are visiting in order to be fully covered.

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