Nebraska sets minimum liability limits in statute at Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-534. A policy carrying a certificate has to meet or exceed them, and the current figures are published by the state rather than estimated here.
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Two things are worth knowing beyond the numbers themselves. First, the minimum is what makes a certificate valid: a policy below the statutory limits does not satisfy a proof requirement even if it is genuine insurance. Second, the minimum is a legal floor and not a measure of adequacy. A single hospital stay or a newer vehicle totalled in an at-fault accident can exceed minimum limits, and the driver is personally responsible for the difference. For a driver who already has a violation on record, the exposure is real and the cost of moving up a limit tier is often smaller than expected. Iowa sets its own minimums separately, which matters for Council Bluffs drivers: the two states do not use the same numbers and an Iowa policy is measured against Iowa law.