Nebraska

Nebraska is one of the few states that have a 4 year statute on a personal injury claim. Most states in the Us only have a 2 year statute of a lawsuit for Medical. Personal injuries that result from a car accident need immediate documentation from an accident doctor. See a doctor today after your car wreck.

Minimal Car insurance requirements for Nebraska

• $25,000 per person per accident
• $50,000 per accident bodily injury
• $25,000 per accident property damage

The following are exempt from liability insurance:

• Dealer-plated vehicles
• 30-day plated vehicles
• Boats
• Snowmobiles
• All trailers
• Campers on the back of trucks (the truck, however, must be insured)

Nebraska Vehicle Accident Statistics

• The total number of fatal car incidents was 230
• Of over 35,000 vehicle crashes which occurred , 23,000 involved property damage only
• Just under 19,000 injuries due to vehicle accidents
• One person was killed every 34 hours
• A car wreck crash occurred in Nebraska an average of every 15 minutes.  Fifty-two persons were injured each day
• Of all traffic fatalities reported, only 32% were wearing a seatbelt at the time of the car wreck
• Alcohol was involved in over a third of all fatal car wrecks
• The economic loss due to highway crashes was $2,362,621,000
• Douglas County, with 39 traffic fatalities, and Lancaster County, with 24 fatalities, reported the highest numbers of traffic-related deaths.  Douglas and Lancaster Counties are also the most densely populated areas of the state

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