RoadReturn explains what an SR-22 or FR-44 means in each state: how long you need it, what coverage it requires, what happens if it lapses and what it costs to get your license back. Every state page is built from that state’s statute and its motor vehicle agency, not from insurance company blog posts.
Who runs it
Samuel Smajek, Founder and Editor. I research and write every state page and keep the change logs up to date.
I am not a lawyer or a licensed insurance agent, and nothing here is legal or insurance advice. When a question depends on your own record, the agency that holds it is the one that can answer.
How we work
Rules come from primary sources only, every state page shows when it was last checked, and changes are logged. The details are in our editorial policy.
How the site is paid for
RoadReturn shows ads through Google AdSense. Advertisers don’t choose or review what we write, and ads never sit between a question and its answer. We don’t sell insurance, collect quotes or pass your details to anyone.
Contact and corrections
Found a rule that changed or a mistake? Write to contact@roadreturn.com with the state and the source. See the contact page for what we can and can’t help with.