Which law mandates vehicle owners to maintain full liability insurance coverage?

The Florida Financial Responsibility Law is designed to ensure that drivers maintain a certain level of financial protection in the event of an accident. This law requires vehicle owners to carry liability insurance, which helps cover costs associated with injuries and damages that may be incurred by other parties in an accident for which the insured driver is deemed responsible. This requirement helps protect both the driver and other road users by ensuring that there are financial resources available in case of an accident, thereby promoting responsible driving behavior and reducing the financial burden on taxpayers and other drivers who may otherwise be left to cover costs.

The other options do not mandate liability insurance coverage. The Move Over Act focuses on requiring drivers to change lanes or slow down when approaching certain emergency vehicles on the side of the road. The No-Fault Law, while it pertains to insurance claims after an accident, does not specifically mandate liability insurance coverage but rather governs how insurance claims are handled regardless of fault. Traffic Law encompasses many rules related to the operation of vehicles but does not explicitly require insurance coverage.