I'm four months into a six-month policy. I want to drop my insurance because I walk or bike everywhere. I haven't driven my car in awhile and it seems like a waste. How would I drop it?
If you plan on keeping your vehicle registered and there’s a chance you’ll drive it, you need to keep insurance on it. Unless you live in Virginia or New Hampshire, any vehicle that operates on the road must carry a state’s
only, is a great way to save money while maintaining insurance. If you currently have liability, consider shopping around.
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If you don’t think you’ll drive your vehicle, register it with the DMV as non-operational or cancel your registration. By doing this, you can legally drop insurance without facing any additional consequences.”
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