Does the State of Iowa require vehicle insurance?
Iowa law requires a person to have financial liability coverage for their vehicles and be able, upon request of a peace officer, to present such proof. If a peace officer stops a vehicle and proof is not provided a fee of up to $397.50 may be charged. If they are involved in an accident and no proof is provided a fee of up to $735 may be charged.

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1. How do I make a request for public records?
2. How do I obtain a copy of an accident report?
3. How do I obtain a copy of my driving record?
4. How do I renew my driver’s license?
5. Does the Police Department conduct criminal background checks for employers?
6. Does the Police Department provide fingerprinting?
7. Where should I dispose of unused prescription medications?
8. What do I do if I lock my keys in my vehicle?
9. If I lose my pet, what should I do?
10. How do I pay a parking ticket?
11. How do I become a police officer in the State of Iowa?
12. Is a left-hand turn into a diagonal parking space legal?
13. Are there parking restrictions on my street?
14. Does the State of Iowa require vehicle insurance?
15. May I burn within the city limits?
16. How do I register my bicycle?