Even though Rhode Island is the country’s smallest state, it offers plenty of scenic routes to explore. Whether you’re cruising through Providence or along the Atlantic coast, you need a motorcycle insurance policy and knowledge of the state’s rules of the road.
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All motorcycle riders licensed in Rhode Island need to have motorist insurance with a motorcycle endorsement. You’ll need to show proof of insurance when you register your motorcycle.
Here are the minimum motorcycle insurance coverage limits you’ll need to purchase:
Yes. While purchasing just the minimum coverage limits listed above can help ensure you comply with state requirements, those coverages alone won’t apply if you’re injured or your bike is damaged in an accident. Here are some additional coverages to consider adding to your policy:
Comprehensive motorcycle insurance coverage can help pay for motorcycle repairs if your bike is damaged by something other than a collision, such as theft, vandalism, or hail.
Around 16.5 percent of Rhode Island motorists—nearly one in six—don’t have motor vehicle insurance. If you get into an accident with one of these drivers, UM coverage can help cover medical expenses related to your bodily injuries—potentially saving you from paying thousands of dollars out of pocket.
Note: UM/UIM bodily injury liability coverage is required if your bodily injury liability limits exceed the state-required minimums. UM/UIM property damage liability isn’t required in Rhode Island, but you’ll have to sign a form to opt out of it.
It’s an unfortunate reality that hospital visits are usually pretty expensive. This optional coverage can help pay for your medical bills and your passenger’s medical bills—plus any related fees—following a covered accident.
Note: You’ll have to sign a form to opt out of medical payments coverage.
We believe your motorcycle insurance policy should be as customizable as your bike itself. To help, we offer a range of motorcycle insurance discounts. Here are a few you could qualify for:
Rhode Island may be a small state, but it offers no shortage of places to explore. You’ll enjoy well-maintained roads that guide you through small towns and lush New England forests. Here are a few must-see destinations:
If you’re looking for an adventure, this stretch of US Route 44 from Providence to the Connecticut state line is for you. You’ll ride through villages and small towns, and pass near Pascoag Reservoir—make sure to stop for a quick swim or even some fishing.
While the Western Rhode Island Loop takes you on several backcountry roads, you won’t need to worry about amenities. You’ll encounter plenty of places to shop, eat, and get some exercise. Be sure to stop at Beach Pond, Boone Lake, and Pine Hill.
Shannock Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. When you turn right onto Shannock Village Road, you’ll see two mill complexes, workers’ cottages, and the mill owner's house. A must-stop for American history buffs!
Don’t let a lapsed or outdated motorcycle insurance policy get in the way of your next ride. Instead, get the coverage you need so you can enjoy the highways and backroads of Rhode Island. Click the button below to start a quote online or call us at 844-232-8502.