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Car Insurance in Maryland

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What Maryland drivers pay, the legal minimum and the cheapest insurers.

  • $147.Monthly average for full coverage.
  • 30/60/15.Lowest liability limits.
  • The state ranks 12th of 51 for expense (1st = highest)

Maryland car insurance costs

Full coverage costs the average Maryland driver $1,768 a year, or about $147 a month. Legal minimum coverage alone costs $944 a year on average. Compared with the yearly US average of $1,613, that cost is 10% higher.

Coverage in MarylandPer yearPer month
Liability$944$79
Collision$554$46
Comprehensive$269$22
Full coverage (all three)$1,768$147

Source: NAIC 2024 Auto Insurance Database Average Premium Supplement (PDF).

Maryland's legal minimum coverage

In Maryland, the required minimum is 30/60/15 liability. It includes $30,000 per injured person and $60,000 for all injured people in one crash. Other people's property damage is covered up to $15,000.

After a crash, personal injury protection pays your own medical bills. Maryland also requires this coverage.

You must have both uninsured and underinsured motorist cover.

Source: Maryland MVA, Auto Insurance Requirements.

What each part of the Maryland minimum car insurance limit pays for: one injured person, everyone hurt in a crash, and damaged property

Lowest-cost insurers in Maryland's rate guide

Single male, 30, homeowner, 2015 Toyota RAV4 Limited AWD, clean record, 25,000 mi/yr, 100/300/100 + PIP $2,500 + UM + comp $250/coll $500. The yearly premiums come from the state's own comparison guide.

RankInsurerPer yearPer month
1Branch Insurance Exchange$2,156$180
2Progressive$2,964$247
3USAA$2,971$248
4USAA$3,119$260
5Farmers Insurance$3,194$266

Source: Maryland Insurance Administration: Auto Insurance: A Comparison Guide to Rates (As of August 2026).

How many Maryland drivers lack insurance?

In 2023, about 17% of Maryland drivers had no car insurance, making up the 14th highest share among the 51. If an uninsured driver hits you, this coverage pays your bills.

Source: Insurance Information Institute, Facts + Statistics: Uninsured motorists (Insurance Research Council estimates).

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