SR22 Bonds and Motorcycle Insurance

[bear bryants hat]

if someone already has a state filing (sr22) in place with auto insurance, do they also need a 2nd state filing for motorcycle, if they buy motorcycle insurance or will the auto filing suffice?

 

[djs]

In California, you only need 1. Can't speak for any other state.

Dan

 

[Aram Fingal]

In WA you're not even required to have motorcycle insurance, so I doubt it would require an SR-22 on both.

That being said, you have to have an SR-22 if you want to keep your license, so if the motorcycle was all you had you'd need to get it on the bike insurance or get a non-driver auto policy with the SR-22. (I know that wasn't the question but it occurred to me while I was answering and thought I would throw it out there)

 

[Guest]

In WA you're not even required to have motorcycle insurance, so I doubt it would require an SR-22 on both.

That being said, you have to have an SR-22 if you want to keep your license, so if the motorcycle was all you had you'd need to get it on the bike insurance or get a non-driver auto policy with the SR-22. (I know that wasn't the question but it occurred to me while I was answering and thought I would throw it out there)

sr-22 is just proof of insurance it is not insurance.

get it on the bike insurance dont tell people to get a seperate non-owners policy just to get an sr-22. you are making someone pay for 2 policies which is a waste of money. you can even get your current insurance company to endorse on an sr-22.

to OP no all they need is 1 sr-22 / license

 

[Aram Fingal]

I didn't mean for them to get two. I just wasn't very clear. What I meant was to either get it on the bike policy, or they would have to get a non-owner if they didn't buy a policy on the bike.

Now that I think about it though, the bike probably counts as an owned vehicle which would disqualify them for a non-owner policy anyway.

So either way I was wrong.

get it on the bike insurance dont tell people to get a seperate non-owners policy just to get an sr-22. you are making someone pay for 2 policies which is a waste of money.