That depends on exactly what you mean, but the answer is probably yes.
If you drive, but do not own a car (or live in a household where anyone owns a car), you may not need car insurance. For example, a college student living with roommates, without a car, is covered by his/her roommate's car insurance if they borrow the car every once in a while (assuming the roommate has automobile insurance).
If you are renting a car and do not have automobile insurance, you can purchase temporary insurance through the car rental company for the duration that you have the car.
Also, most insurance companies are required to cover any accidents that occur during a temporarily lapsed policy (if you are a week late renewing your insurance, for example).
In almost any other circumstance, if you are anywhere in the United States and you are on the road behind the wheel of a car, it is a serious crime to be driving a car without insurance.
Assume you mean what state? All states have either insurance or financial responsiblity laws.
not all car washes need insurance
YES, it is required in all states that they be put on a insurance policy if they are behind the wheel
In some states all you need is a valid I.D and prove of insurance.
Yes, you need motorcycle insurance in all states. You can read more at www.milton-rotary.org/motorcycle-insurance/do-you-need-motorcycle-insurance-in-the-state-of-tennessee The law for vehicle insurance varies from state to state and in some states it is the same as car insurance requirements. All states require bodily injury liability and property damage at a minimum although the amounts vary. i don't have one yes
No, ASDA does not offer car insurance to all the states. ASDA does not offer insurance to Hawaii, Alaska, and California.
If you don't drive or don't own a car......or have enough money to settle any and all claims should one occur. In most (all?) states, insurance is required to register a car.
Look at your local insurance companies. Ask them if they offer gap car insurance. All states will have certain coverage included. You just need to ask.
Most Ploice (85% or more ) in all states can tell if the insurance on a car is valid from inside the car.
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To drive in America, you need a drivers license and a car.Also need car insurance. It is illegal in most states not to have insurance.
I believe that all states in the U.S do. I am not sure but you can call your local insurance company and they would know.