What is the minimum bodily injury liability coverage for one person under Arizona law?

In Arizona, the minimum bodily injury liability coverage required by law for one person is set at $15,000. This means that if a driver is found at fault in an accident that causes bodily injury to another person, their insurance policy must cover up to $15,000 for medical expenses, lost wages, and other injury-related costs for that individual. This legal requirement is designed to ensure that drivers have a basic level of financial protection in the event of an accident, helping to cover some of the costs associated with injuries sustained by others. The requirement to have this minimum coverage helps promote responsible driving and protects both the injured party and the at-fault driver from the considerable financial ramifications of traffic accidents.