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Afraid you’ve received too many tickets? MAIF can help. MAIF protects Maryland drivers by providing the opportunity to be insured. If you’re having trouble getting auto insurance, we can help. Learn More About MAIF

Think you’ve been in too many accidents to be insured? MAIF can help. MAIF protects Maryland drivers by providing the opportunity to be insured. If you’re having trouble getting auto insurance, we can help. Learn More About MAIF

Think you’re uninsurable because of your age? MAIF can help. MAIF protects Maryland drivers by providing the opportunity to be insured. If you’re having trouble getting auto insurance, we can help. Learn More About MAIF

Is your credit less than perfect? MAIF can help. MAIF protects Maryland drivers by providing the opportunity to be insured. If you’re having trouble getting auto insurance, we can help. Learn More About MAIF

It’s amazing how Annapolis changes after Session has ended. There’s ample parking available…well, maybe not ample, but it’s a lot easier to find a spot than it was a couple weeks ago. The morning commute is less crowded. No more tv trucks stacked up around State Circle. As this city […]

Take part in our Community Outreach Programs.MAIF is dedicated to helping Maryland drivers understand the importance of safe driving and auto insurance.Learn more about our programs >

Why do you need auto insurance in Maryland?All motor vehicles registered in the state of Maryland must meet the legal minimum requirements for insurance.Learn more about Insurance >

Involved in an accident? Confused about what’s next?It’s important to know what to do if you have an accident. Start by notifying the police and contacting MAIF immediately.Learn how to report an accident >

Here at the Scoop, much of our focus is on proposed legislation…mainly the process of how a bill becomes law. Each session, an average of 2,500 bills are proposed. Of those, about 30% make it through readings, hearings, committees, subcommittees, crossover, power breakfasts at Chick and Ruth’s, to vote, then […]

In the final scene of the series Seinfeld finds Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer in a jail cell. They’d been arrested under a Good Samaritan law for standing by and watching while someone was being mugged. This year, a similar law has come up for debate here in Maryland. (HB1178) […]