that pays out for bodily injuries and property damage in the event you get into an accident while driving a car you don’t own.
This type of insurance can also include:
Rental coverage
Medical bill reimbursement
Personal injury protection
Uninsured motorist coverage
Note that if you’re driving someone else’s car with their consent, their own insurance policy will take effect before your non-owner policy does. NNO is more of a protective shield in case the vehicle owner’s coverage falls short.
While you won’t need to input vehicle information to get a quote for an NNO policy, you will need to provide the following:
Your name
Date of birth
Social Security number
License number
Driving history
Non-owner insurance is only offered by some insurance providers, so you’ll need to do a bit of shopping around.
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