I got suspended in Florida for driving without insurance, not a DUI. Is that SR22 or FR44?
Direct Answer
That’s SR22, not FR44. Florida only requires FR44 after a DUI conviction. Non-DUI violations — like driving without insurance, excessive points, or driving on a suspended license — require a standard SR22 filing.
Florida’s Rule Is Simple
DUI in Florida = FR44. Everything else = SR22. If your license was suspended for:
- Driving without insurance → SR22
- Too many points → SR22
- Driving on a suspended license → SR22
- At-fault accident while uninsured → SR22
- DUI or DWI conviction → FR44
Cost Difference
The good news: SR22 is significantly less expensive than FR44 because the coverage limits are lower. Florida’s standard SR22 uses the state’s minimum liability requirements, while FR44 requires $100,000/$300,000/$50,000.
Call (855) 678-6977 for a quote — SR22 for non-DUI violations in Florida is one of the most affordable filings we handle.
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