“Insurance companies only require that you pay deductibles on coverage that has a deductible attached to it.
However, fault is also a factor in paying your deductible. While it’s illegal to be uninsured in most states, an uninsured driver isn’t automatically at fault in an accident. The police report may also determine percentages of fault, which may not be 100% one way or the other in most cases.
If you’re at fault, you would likely still have to pay your collision deductible to get your vehicle repaired. Your insurance would then cover the uninsured driver’s damage.