Insurance requirement guides for Alaska.
$50,000 / $100,000 / $25,000
Bodily injury per person / per accident / property damage, written 50/100/25
Set by AS 28.22.101(d). Read off the statute on , and the figure every Alaska guide on this site is checked against.
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Alaska has no state boat insurance mandate; harbors at Homer, Seward and Valdez set their own moorage terms, which may require liability cover. Cold water and remote Gulf operations make adequate towing coverage essential.
Alaska requires 50/100/25 motorcycle liability coverage — among the highest minimums in the US. No universal helmet law, but remote roads, wildlife hazards, and limited emergency response make comprehensive coverage critical.
Alaska requires 50/100/25 liability — among the highest minimums in the US — due to remote geography and costly medical evacuations. Driving without insurance is a Class A misdemeanor. Moose collisions are a major hazard statewide.
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Every guide on this page covers a Alaska requirement: what the law makes you carry, who it applies to, and what happens without it. The auto liability minimum above is read off the statute itself, and each Alaska guide on this site is checked against that same figure. The regulators linked above are where Alaska publishes the rules, so they are the place to confirm anything before you rely on it.
