What California requires, what each coverage actually pays for, and what's changing, so you can compare quotes with confidence. No sales pitch and no quote forms.
Answer 8 questions to see which coverages to ask about, and test what the state minimum would pay in a real accident.
Open the helperMinimum limits, the 2035 increase, Prop 103 rating rules, the Good Driver Discount, proof of insurance and accident reporting.
Read the guideLiability, uninsured motorist, collision, comprehensive, MedPay, rental, gap, rideshare and umbrella, in one place.
See the listPomona drivers have the same options as the rest of California: buy directly from an insurer, work with a captive agent who represents one company, or use an independent agent or broker who can quote several companies. Whichever you choose, compare the same limits and deductibles on each quote, and ask to see the declarations page.
No. Pomona Car Insurance Guide is a free information site. We aren't licensed to sell insurance, we don't give quotes, and we don't collect your information for insurers. For a quote, contact a licensed California agent or broker.
California requires at least 30/60/15 liability coverage. Lenders usually require collision and comprehensive on financed or leased cars. The coverage helper can show which other coverages are worth asking about.
Ask about the Good Driver Discount (at least 20% for qualifying drivers), compare quotes from several insurers at renewal, choose a deductible that fits your car's value, and report accurate annual mileage, since miles driven is one of California's main rating factors.
Search the agent's name or license number on the California Department of Insurance website. Licensed California agents must show their license number on business cards, quotes and emails.
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General information only, not insurance, legal or financial advice. Pomona Car Insurance Guide is not an insurance agent, broker or company, is not licensed by the California Department of Insurance, and does not sell, quote or bind insurance. Coverage details vary by policy and insurer; talk with a licensed California agent or broker about your situation. Laws described are current as of November 2026 and may change.