I got my driver license today, can i drive without car insurance?

Kent O

There are lots of websites where you can get a free insurance quote. http://www.goodinternetdeals.com/Auto-Insurance.html It only takes 5 minutes to do.

Marce

Not in California, it's illegal, the insurance only covers the people on the insurance slip, but some carriers allow "guest" coverage.

car253

It depends if your mom's auto insurance policy has "named insured" or permissive use". Named insured and you have to have your name on the policy. Permissive use anyone can driver your car with your permission.

Ask her agent which kind of policy she has first.

gib

The best thing to do is wait till you have your name on the policy.....nuff said.....

jerimey12345

yes and no. you are legal to drive anyone car. BUT, and always a but, you have to make sure your Moms insurance allows other drivers. Depending on the insurance kind they can or can not allow anyone else to drive their car. That is only up to the policy they have for the exact min.

Driving Instructor (BRAKE!)

You should IMMEDIATELY contact your agent or insurance co. Some policies allow drivers with permission of the registered owner; other policies limit coverage to those name on the policy.

Scotty

if you are driving a car in her name and it is her vehicle that should not be a problem, depending on the state you live in.

The Hankerchief

No you have to wait for your name to be on the insurance first. Not only is it bad if you crash but if you get pulled over and you don't have insurance you can get a hefty fine.

Just A Guy

If you crash you are so screwed. So if your following the law, no you cannot drive. The vehicle must be insured under you name

galbraithk1

I did that once and crashed the vehicle, and the accident was my fault. It really ruined the person's insurance, like they pay almost triple what they did before. So ya.... not a good idea...

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hooked_ona_8SecondRide

Well, depends on where you live. In West Virginia, the law states the vehicle [not the driver] must be insured, have a vaid tag, inspection sticker, and all that fun stuff. It's like this in 12 other states (not sure of the exact ones, check with your local DMV.)

However, if you wreck - your screwed and will have to pay out-of-pocket. Unless, your moma's insurance is full coverage and your over 21, then your O.K.

By the sounds of it, your 15-18. You can probably drive (unless your in California, then its illegal.) but its at your own risk. If a cop pulls you over and their insurance on the car there isnt anything they can do, in atleast 13 states Im aware of.

cperez176

You should defnitely wait

Daniel C

the insurance supports the car, not the person.
if you drive your mums car without insurance with your name on it, the car is still insured and insurance will pay you in the case of an accident.
so go ahead and enjoy driving your mums car.

but it also depends where you live..in australia, 1 insurance per car is enough no matter who's driving it.

Piiikachu;D

maybe not, what if you get into a crash (hoping you won't though)
but if you have the urge to drive then ride with someone responsible.

Dancin Away

Generally, most insurance policies would cover this as long as you are given permission to drive the car. If you were to get pullled over there shouldn't be a problem. Should always check with insurance first though.

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