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You cannot. All cars must have liability insurance covering anyone you hit. You are not required to have coverage of your own vehicle (unless you lease or some
by eximius 10y ago
You cannot.
All cars must have liability insurance covering anyone you hit. You are not required to have coverage of your own vehicle (unless you lease or something).
It sounds like he is talking about the latter.
- jpitz 10y agoThere are states where you are not required to carry insurance.
- norgie 10y agoPlease name one.
- areyousure 10y agoBased on my research (conducted now, without fact-checking), there might be one (NH) or three depending on your definition: New Hampshire: requires a driver to provide proof that they can cover 25/50/25 in standard insurance speak (after being found at fault in an accident, I think). Virginia: allows a driver to pay the state a $500/year fee instead. Mississippi: allows a driver to post cash or bond.