What it covers and what it excludes
- Liability to others bodily injury and property damage if you are at fault.
- Optional SR 22 filing when required by your state.
- Often includes UM or MedPay or PIP depending on state rules and insurer.
- Does not include collision or comprehensive for the vehicle you drive.
Who should consider non owner
- Frequent renters or car share users who want consistent liability protection.
- Drivers between cars who want to avoid a coverage lapse.
- People who must file an SR 22 but do not own a vehicle.
Rentals and car sharing explained
For rentals, your non owner policy may provide liability. Physical damage to the rental is usually handled by a collision damage waiver at the counter or by a credit card’s rental protection. For car share platforms, the platform provides its own liability program for hosts and guests, with limits and deductibles that vary by plan.
How to buy step by step
- Enter your driver details, license, and address.
- Choose liability limits that meet or exceed your state minimum. Consider higher limits for better protection.
- Add SR 22 filing only if your state requires it.
- Bind the policy and save your digital ID card. Print a copy for rentals if you prefer paper.
Cost and smart savings
- Compare at least two or three providers before you buy.
- Ask about discounts such as safe driver, telematics, pay in full, and paperless.
- If you rarely drive, compare a non owner policy against rental counter coverage plus a credit card’s rental benefit.
