If you’ve been in a car accident with an out-of-state driver, you’re entitled to know about the other driver’s insurance coverage. Many drivers carry coverage with national companies but keep in mind that the actual types of coverage required can vary greatly from state to state. The out-of-state driver who doesn’t want to pay for damages may be the negligent one in your collision. Obtaining the damages due to you could be a concern, but don’t worry. Florida’s Long Arm Statute can require that out-of-state drivers appear in court if summoned, and you may be entitled to vehicle repair costs, reimbursement of medical expenses, lost income or future earning capabilities, and even remuneration for pain and suffering.