Compare Auto Insurance by State

State minimum requirements, average rates, and top carriers vary by location. Select your state for tailored coverage information.

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First-Time Driver Insurance in ArizonaArizona issues a learner permit at 15.5, requires 30 supervised hours, and sets a 25/50/15 minimum. See which discounts apply in Arizona.→

First-Time Driver Insurance in ArkansasArkansas issues a learner permit at 14, requires 50 supervised hours, and sets a 25/50/25 minimum. See which discounts apply in Arkansas.→

First-Time Driver Insurance in ConnecticutConnecticut issues a learner permit at 16, requires 40 supervised hours, and sets a 25/50/25 minimum. See which discounts apply in Connecticut.→

First-Time Driver Insurance in GeorgiaAdding a first-time driver in Georgia raises a household premium by 128%–158%. See graduated licensing rules, state minimums, and which discounts apply.→

First-Time Driver Insurance in IowaIowa issues learner permits at 14, requires 20 supervised hours, and sets a 20/40/15 minimum. Compare discounts and parent policy costs.→

First-Time Driver Insurance in KansasKansas issues learner permits at 14, requires 50 supervised hours, and raises premiums 128–158%. Compare rates for new drivers.→

First-Time Driver Insurance in LouisianaLouisiana issues a learner permit at 15, requires 50 supervised hours, and sets a 15/30/25 minimum. See which discounts apply in Louisiana.→

First-Time Driver Insurance in MaineMaine issues a learner's permit at 15, requires 70 supervised hours, and sets a $50k/$100k/$25k minimum. Adding a new driver raises premiums 128–158%.→

First-Time Driver Insurance in MarylandMaryland issues a learner permit at 15.75, requires 60 supervised hours, and mandates 30/60/15 liability. See which discounts apply in Maryland.→

First-Time Driver Insurance in MinnesotaMinnesota issues a learner permit at 15, requires 40 supervised hours, and sets a 30/60/10 minimum. See which discounts apply in Minnesota.→

First-Time Driver Insurance in MississippiMississippi issues a learner permit at 15, requires 50 supervised hours, and sets a 25/50/25 minimum. See which discounts apply in Mississippi.→

First-Time Driver Insurance in New JerseyAdding a 16-year-old to a New Jersey policy raises premiums 128%–158%. Explore graduated licensing rules, discounts, and required coverage options.→

First-Time Driver Insurance WisconsinWisconsin issues a learner permit at 15, requires 50 supervised hours, and sets a 25/50/10 minimum. See which discounts apply in Wisconsin.→