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subject: How To Come Across Reasonably Priced Non-owner Car Policy Rates [print this page]


If you use other people's cars or frequently use the vehicles of a car rental service, then you should consider taking out some form of car insurance. You may ask why buy car insurance when I do not own a car? The answer is simple: there are many reasons why you should consider buying your own insurance cover and we'll cover a few below.

A past report shows us that a large number of people who drive cars that they do not own believe that they are covered by the policy of the owner of the car and thus many of them do not buy their own insurance.

In the current legal environment, the government requires car owners to only allow insured people to drive their cars. These people can either be insured under the car owners cover or the driver can have his own cover. As a result of this regulation if you drive a car that is not yours you will be required to have some form of insurance. Luckily, if you drive a business automobile or frequently drive a rental vehicle, you'll be amazed to find out that the non-owner rates are noticeably cheaper than the regular car insurance cover policy rates. On the other hand if you are a driver who regularly drives someone else's car you may want to consider taking out your own insurance so as to have coverage that will protect you if you find yourself involved in an accident. As mentioned earlier many insurance policies do not cover all drivers of the insured car therefore it would be good to get coverage if you are not covered by the initial policy.

by: William Benke




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