Your state ordered an SR-22 and you ride, so you need SR-22 motorcycle insurance before you ride again. Call now and a licensed agent reads your notice for free and gets the SR-22 filed today.
When it applies
The SR-22 follows you, not one vehicle. Some states spell out which vehicles it covers. One state says you may only drive and register vehicles listed on the SR-22, including motorcycles.
That state also says a motorcycle needs its own separate policy. So if you ride and drive a car, both may need to be on a filing. Other states take the same proof: an SR-22 your insurer files with the DMV.
Call now and the agent tells you what your state requires for each vehicle you use.
Cost
The cost has two parts. The filing fee is a one-time charge of about $15 to $50, per Allstate, and it may apply to each policy. GEICO says a separate fee applies for each SR-22 it files.
The premium depends on the bike, your record and your state. Only a quote shows it. Learn what drives the policy premium, then call for your real number.
Companies
Not every company that sells motorcycle insurance files SR-22s. The agent checks two things for you. The company must file SR-22s for motorcycle policies, and it must file electronically today.
Our insurer pages, such as Progressive and Dairyland, show what each company says about SR-22 filings. The agent confirms which ones cover motorcycles. If you also drive a car you do not own, add a non-owner policy.