Whether you are cruising down the scenic Pacific Coast Highway or navigating rainy morning traffic on I-5, driving in the Beaver State requires more than just a valid driver’s license. Oregon law strictly requires every motorist to carry a minimum level of auto insurance to ensure drivers can cover potential injuries and property damage. Driving without adequate coverage can lead to severe fines, vehicle impoundment, suspension of your driving privileges, and the requirement to file an SR-22 certificate. Here is a breakdown of what the state mandates to keep your vehicle legal on the road. 1. Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability (25/50/20) Liability insurance pays for the injuries and…