how can i just insure my license. So that i can just drive cars?

 

say what?

 

you dont get insurance on da car. you just get it on ur license card and you can drive whatever car u want

 

never heard of that man, maybe google it

 

never heard either, if that was true, i think insurance companies would lose more money.

 

You can't do that, insurance is purchased for a specific car, and if you are driving it with the permission of the owner, you are technically insured. Unless of course you are listed on the policy as an exception. If you live in the same household as the car, you are required to be listed on the policy as a driver (primary, secondary, occasional, etc.)

 

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and if not and they catch you?

 

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It's like driving without insurance

 

If the car you are driving in has insurance and you get pulled over, they will see the card and assume you are allowed to drive the car. Now, if you get in an accident and someone makes a claim against you, and you are listed as an excluded driver, they won't pay the claim. But if you aren't an excluded driver but are not listed on the policy, you can drive the car and be covered unless there are exceptional circumstances (i.e. you stole the car, it's a rental, etc). The best practice is to tell the insurance company who should be on the policy as a driver (whether it's occasional or not).

 

its call a sr22, its for people that has a fucked up driving record they need to get insurance on their license just so they can drive.