I don't have a car, so I borrow cars from family members and friends often. I know that insurance policies usually cover anyone driving a vehicle, but can I get my own insurance without a car?
A non-owner policy covers you when you don’t own a car, but borrow or rent cars frequently. Although most car insurance companies cover permissive use, meaning that you borrow vehicles infrequently, a non-owner policy protects you if you cause damage or injuries when you drive other people’s cars regularly.
offers non-owner insurance, you’ll need to call around. Most companies don’t allow you to request quotes online for non-owner policies since you don’t have a specific vehicle you’re looking to insure.
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