Under the No-Fault Law, you must maintain insurance coverage:
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Throughout the vehicle registration period.
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For 5 years.
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For 10 years.
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Until the insurance coverage expires.
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Explanation
In Florida, any driver operating a motor vehicle must maintain insurance continuously throughout the registration period, provide proof of valid PIP and PDL insurance at the time of the vehicle's registration, purchase the policy from an insurance agency licensed to do business in Florida, and have a minimum amount of coverage in both PIP and PDL insurance.
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