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	. Overview: The Metro, or subway, in DC is adequate, but you can't get everywhere with it.  You'll probably still want to have a car in the city.  .
		Forms:  Since living in the DC area can mean living in DC, Virginia, or Maryland, we divide up all the different forms accordingly (in most cases, you'll need to set this up with 30 days of your move):
		. . Driver’s license: Auto registration: DMV site:	DC . form instructions . (in-person) instructions . link	Virginia . form instructions . form instructions . link	Maryland . (in-person) instructions . form instructions . link
		. Auto insurance:  You'll quickly realize, if you haven't already, that most insurance policies and state standards are written in a funny code with slash marks. The minimum state insurance standards are: DC:  25/50/10 Virginia:  25/50/20 Maryland:  20/40/15 What does that mean?  See the definitions below to help you translate (all numbers are in thousands): Funny code definitions: *First number: Coverage for "bodily injury liability" (someone else’s injury) per person injured in an accident. *Second number: Coverage for "bodily injury liability" per accident. *Third number: Coverage for all property damage per accident. For more information on auto insurance, see page 152 of our book. .
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