What type of insurance is required to drive legally in Kansas?

In Kansas, liability insurance is required to drive legally. This type of insurance covers damages and injuries you may cause to another person or their property in an accident where you are at fault. Liability insurance ensures that the other party can receive compensation for their losses, which is essential for financial security and protection in case of accidents.

While comprehensive and collision insurance are types of coverage that can offer additional protection for your own vehicle against non-collision-related damage (like theft or natural disasters) and for damages to your vehicle after a collision, they are not mandatory to legally operate a vehicle in Kansas. It is important for drivers to have at least the minimum levels of liability insurance specified by the state to ensure that they are compliant with the law and protected in the event of an accident.