Bold of you to assume that insurance would prevent you from becoming bankrupt. In my state (and many states) you're only required to carry $10k in liability in

Bold of you to assume that insurance would prevent you from becoming bankrupt. In my state (and many states) you're only required to carry $10k in liability insurance. That's barely going to scratch the surface of paying for a car accident which causes serious injury. Add to this that most people who experience bankruptcy due to medical bills have health insurance[1] as of 2019, and it's clear that driving already is a potentially bankrupt-able activity. In fact, living is a potentially bankrupt-able activity as long as we insist that health insurance companies have to be a part of our medical system. The economy ground to a halt for the poorest Americans at least a decade ago. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/nov/14/health-insurance-medical-bankruptcy-debt https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/nov/14/health-insur...