The state budget includes a measure which would make all Wisconsin drivers buy liability insurance for their vehicles.

It would also raise minimum liability requirements, which could mean higher auto insurance premiums for everyone.

According to local agent Andrew Bartelt, the more coverage, the more you pay.

"It's gonna increase the least amount that you can pay for insurnace, because before you were paying for much less insurance, they're gonna of course have to charge you more," Bartelt, of Wayne Syring Insurance Agency in Rib Mountain said.

He supports the idea that everyone be insured and says it could help agencies get more business.

But he fears it will be difficult for the government to enforce, and some Wisconsinites won't be able to afford it.

Anyone pulled over who doesn't have an insurance card would be subject to a $10 fine.