Mississippi SB2125 makes drivers strictly liable for damages in an accident if they lack required insurance.
Mississippi SB2125 establishes strict liability for damages caused in an accident if the driver is found to lack the minimum amounts of motor vehicle liability insurance required by law. This means that if a driver is involved in an accident and it is determined that they were not carrying the necessary insurance, they will be held liable for any resulting damages. The act is set to take effect from July 1, 2026.
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