All of us are necessary to carry liability car insurance. Liability car insurance doesn't insure our cars, but it does insure other drivers with whom we share the roadways. If an accident happens that's our fault, they won't have to pay to have their cars fixed; our liability insurance will pay for their car repairs. You might be needed to carry liability car insurance, but you're NOT needed to carry collision or comprehensive insurance, which would pay for having your own car repaired right after an accident.
These days, you cannot register a vehicle with out proof of liability insurance. You cannot get a driver's license, either, and when a policeman pulls you over, you are necessary to produce proof of liability insurance along with your valid driver's license, or you'll be hauled off to jail.
You'll find several ways in which you are able to save a few dollars on your car insurance:
1. Boost your credit score. The better your credit score is, the lower your insurance rate will probably be.
2. Combine your car insurance along with your homeowners insurance. You will get a discount when they are combined.
three. Ask about discounts. You usually get a discount once you insure a lot more than one car, but you'll be able to also qualify for discounts should you drive fewer that 7,500 miles a year, take a secure driving course (defensive driving), if your car has an antitheft device, and if your car is equipped with ABS brakes and automatic seat belts that will qualify you for an insurance rate deduction also.
4. If you're driving an older vehicle, drop your collision and comprehensive coverage. You're likely paying much more for the coverage than you'd collect should you had an accident.
Liability insurance will be the law, but you shouldn't pay more for it than you've to!
Author Resource:
This article is courtesy of Auto District, automotive classifieds featuring cars for sale , including used cars .