Arizona Senate Votes To Raise Minimum Auto Liability Coverage
—The Arizona Senate has voted to raise the minimum amount of liability coverage drivers are required to carry on auto insurance policies. David Farnsworth of Mesa said he thinks the legislation will increase premiums for everyone. Kate Brophy McGee of Phoenix raises the minimum to $25,000.
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