| As of October 1, 2007, a person convicted of driving | | | | license reinstatement. If the person convicted of DUI |
| under the influence (DUI) is required to maintain | | | | had the higher liability limits at the time of the |
| increased auto insurance liability in the amount of 100 | | | | offense than no reinstatement fee will apply. Higher |
| 300/50. The amount indicated represents liability | | | | liability limits, as indicated on the form Fr-44, will be |
| coverage of $100,000 per person for bodily injury or | | | | required for a period of 3 years. |
| death, $300,000 total for any one accident for bodily | | | | Fr-44 forms are submitted to Florida's Bureau of |
| injury or death and $50,000 of property damage | | | | Financial Responsibility by insurance companies on |
| liability for any one accident. | | | | behalf of the policyholder. Failure to maintain the |
| A combined single limit of liability in the amount of | | | | Fr-44 requirement will result in driver's license and |
| $350,000 for bodily injury, death and property | | | | vehicle registration suspensions. Insurance companies |
| damage in any one accident will also satisfy the Fr-44 | | | | are required to notify the Bureau of Financial |
| requirement. A reinstatement fee of $150, $250, or | | | | Responsibly of cancellation of insurance by submitting |
| $500 (1st, 2nd, 3rd offense) will be required for | | | | form Fr-46 to the bureau. |