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Georgia gives Squeeze access to one of the deepest standard-market carrier benches anywhere in our network — good news if you're a mainstream driver looking for a competitively priced, well-rated policy rather than a specialty or high-risk product.

FAQs
Is Georgia a no-fault state?
No — Georgia is a standard at-fault (tort) state.
What's the minimum coverage required in Georgia?
25/50/25 — $25,000 per-person and $50,000 per-accident bodily injury liability, plus $25,000 property damage liability.
Why has Georgia car insurance gotten more expensive?
Rising litigation and claims costs have been widely cited as a factor in Georgia's above-average premium increases in recent years.
Minimum Coverage Summary

Georgia requires:

  • $25,000 bodily injury liability per person
  • $50,000 bodily injury liability per accident
  • $25,000 property damage liability per accident

Georgia is a standard at-fault state with no PIP or UM/UIM purchase mandate.

Rate Factors
  • Atlanta-metro traffic congestion, among the worst in the Southeast, driving accident frequency up
  • Rising litigation costs — Georgia's legal environment has been cited by several major insurers as a factor in recent statewide rate increases
  • Hail exposure in North Georgia, less severe than Texas or Colorado but still a factor
  • A genuinely deep standard-carrier bench, which tends to produce more competitive quotes for clean-record drivers
Carrier Note

Georgia has the strongest standard/preferred-market carrier availability of any state in Squeeze's network, meaning most drivers here will see multiple mainstream-carrier quotes rather than being routed primarily to specialty insurers.

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