Alaska Auto Insurance

Alaska Auto Insurance Laws, Minimums, Requirements
What mandatory insurance laws exist (ex: Must have proof of insurance with you in car, etc):

Alaska DUI Laws
In the state of Alaska, it is a crime to drive while intoxicated or impaired in any way. Alaska prosecutes “drunk drivers" under two theories: violating Alaska’s “per se” law, meaning, driving with a blood or breath alcohol content at or above the legal limit or driving while impaired. Driving while “drunk” or impaired can be determined by chemical test results, driving patterns, and field sobriety tests.

What is the blood alcohol content level (BAC) limit in the state of Alaska?

Alaska (AK) Teen Auto Insurance Laws, Rates & Requirements
In the state of Alaska, roughly 20% of all accident fatalities and injuries involve teen drivers. Much like other states across the country, driving at night, driving with too many passengers in the car, and drunk driving are major causes for most teen accidents. What’s even more alarming is 24.4% of Alaska’s teen drivers with consuming arrests will go on to commit another DUI offense before their 31st birthday. In an effort to reduce the number of fatal traffic accidents involving teens, the Alaska State Legislature adopted a Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program in 2004.

State of Alaska
Deptartment of Commerce, Community & Economic Development
Division of Insurance
550 West 7th Avenue, Suite 1560
Anchorage, Alaska 99501-3567
Phone: 907.269.7900