Florida's current no-fault framework requires applicable persons to maintain PIP security, and Florida DFS identifies $10,000 PIP and $10,000 property-damage liability minimums in its consumer materials.

Personal Injury Protection provides certain benefits for covered injuries regardless of fault, subject to Florida law and the policy's terms.

Collision generally addresses covered vehicle damage resulting from collision or rollover. Comprehensive, also called "other than collision," addresses certain losses such as theft, fire, vandalism, windstorm, flood, falling objects and animal impact.

It can provide protection for certain bodily injuries caused by an at-fault driver who has no or insufficient bodily injury liability coverage.

"Full coverage" is not a precise standardized insurance term. The coverages required and the coverages you choose are separate questions.

It can. Deductibles apply to certain coverages and can affect the premium. The applicable deductible and coverage are determined by the policy.

Multiple vehicles can generally be included on an auto policy subject to the insurer's rules and underwriting.

You'll typically need information about the drivers, vehicles, address, current insurance and driving/claims history.