Naturally, if you have a motor home, you’re going to want to use it to travel long distances. Perhaps you’ll want to take in the scenic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. With those winding roads and vast vistas, it can be easy to find yourself drifting over state lines. Do take care to realize that traveling out of state can affect the insurance on your motor home. Educate yourself on the laws regarding insurance before those country roads take you far from home.
Understanding State Laws Regarding Motor Home Insurance
Let’s start with North Carolina. In North Carolina, you are required to have liability insurance on your motor home. It is the same in Georgia, though Georgia has higher minimum requirements. These fluctuate, so keep abreast of them. Having more coverage than the state minimum protects your assets by increasing your liability limits, so it’s a good idea to start with. In South Carolina, it is required that a motor home be insured with both underinsured motorist bodily injury (UIMBI) and underinsured motorist property damage (UIMPD). However, submitting a signed form may reduce or even reject such coverage. It is the same in Tennessee. Not so in Virginia.
Hausmann Insurance & Financial Services Serving Charlotte and Waxhaw, NC
Whether you live in Charlotte or Waxhaw, NC, Hausmann Insurance & Financial Services can help you with your motor home insurance needs. We will connect you with a courteous agent who can help you find the policy that is right for you.