Montana Auto Insurance Quote

Does Montana require minimum car insurance coverage?

Yes, car insurance in Montana is required. Montana auto insurance requirements for drivers include these minimum liability coverage limits:

$25,000 in bodily injury liability per person
$50,000 in total bodily injury per accident
$20,000 in property damage liability

All drivers must meet Montana's car insurance requirements but consider increasing your auto liability coverage limits to better protect your assets.

Comprehensive and collision coverage can safeguard your vehicle

Do you lease or finance your vehicle? If so, your lender likely requires comprehensive and collision coverage. But even if you own your car, physical damage coverages can pay to repair or replace a stolen or damaged vehicle. Learn more about comprehensive coverage and auto collision coverage.

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How much is car insurance in Montana?

The average cost for a liability-only auto insurance policy (single driver/single car) at Progressive was $70 per month in 2020-2021.^* Rates vary based on several factors, including the limits and coverages you choose, as well as your driving history and ZIP code. Progressive offers car insurance quotes for Montana drivers to help them find coverage and discounts.

Are there discounts that can lower the cost of my car insurance policy?

Progressive offers several discounts such as:

Online quote
Multi-car
Paid in full
Five-year claim-free
Multi-policy
Advance quote
Distant student

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Fast facts about driving and auto insurance in the Treasure State:

Montana is one of the most dangerous states for driving in the snow, with interstate highways frequently shut down during snowstorms. Make sure you have good snow tires and add collision coverage to protect against damage to your vehicle from accidents caused by icy roads.
Montana ranked second in the nation for vehicle collisions with animals in 2020. Comprehensive coverage can pay to repair or replace your ride due to damage from an animal collision.
About 8.5% of Montana drivers were uninsured in 2019, according to the Insurance Information Institute. Add uninsured motorist coverage to your auto policy to protect against drivers with no insurance.
Montana allows electronic proof of insurance. You can use a digital ID card on your phone or other electronic device to display your policy information.