Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Tickets for not having insurance can cost over $1,000 depending on the state and number of offenses. In 49 of 50 states, it is illegal to drive while uninsured and even the last state requires drivers to prove they could personally pay for an accident.
But your friend should be worried about more than a ticket. Here are a few possible consequences of
Of course, the extent of these consequences will depend on whether the driver is pulled over or involved in an accident, as well as the number of driving violations they’ve incurred in the past. But the point still stands: You should only drive if you have car insurance.
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