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How do you get liability insurance without a car?

I don’t have a car, but I want to get liability insurance as I drive other people's cars often. Is that possible?

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Lauren Smith · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
To get
liability insurance
without a car, you just need to purchase a
non-owner car insurance
policy. Non-owner insurance is typically liability-only coverage that covers you in any vehicle you drive.
While most
car insurance
policies cover permissive use, having non-owner insurance ensures protection if you’re in an accident and damage someone’s property or injure them.
As non-owner insurance is specialized, not every insurance company offers it. You’ll need to shop around with multiple companies to find coverage and the best rate.
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