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Ohio BMV suspension after an uninsured crash
A short explainer on what the Ohio BMV can do when an uninsured driver is in a crash: the security suspension, the two-year limit, judgment suspensions and SR-22 filings.
This short video is a summary of our explainer Ohio BMV Suspension After a Crash Without Insurance: What Happens, which covers the details, the steps to take, and how auto insurance typically handles it.
Transcript
Crashed in Ohio without car insurance? Expect to hear from the BMV. If the other driver reports the crash with more than $400 in damage, the BMV can impose a security suspension. It can last up to two years unless you settle, get a signed release, or deposit the damages with the BMV. A court judgment can trigger a separate suspension, and getting your license back can require an SR-22. Keep coverage active before you drive. Compare free quotes at autoinsurancebundle.pro.
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