So i r3v'D my car...need insurance advice (not for buying back)

[Boomerang]

basically i HAVE to have insurance because i have an SR-22 Insurance since when i was 18 (im almost 23 now) i accumulated 4 points on my record. So i have to have insurance to keep my license.
What im asking is, should my insurance have an option like to drop my car and just cover me? I hope that makes sense. If i just drop it, i have to restart the 3 year SR-22 thing and pay like 175 to get my license back (dumb).
Im not even going to get insurance involved, im way too busy for that and quite frankly dont care.
Possibly getting another car soon in a week or so if things work out :P

thanks

[Erick]

You have to have insurance to drive your car. Some sort of insurance is mandatory in every State.

[der affe]

planning on buying the car back?
use the part out $$ to keep your insurance current.

[1991 318is]

California allows the posting of a Financial Responsibility Bond (FRB) as an alternative to having a liability insurance policy. Basically a company agrees to post the bond in case of an accident - for a charge of course. They only cover the driver.

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/brochures/fast_facts/ffvr18.htm

Since you mentioned it, I will accept the fact that you don't care but not that you're too busy. If, at age 23, you are managing a vast financial empire you surely have time to protect your assets from seizure to satisfy a liabilty judgement. The fact that you are balking at the sum of $175 implies some things about you that, if mentioned in a forum like this, would be considered exceeding the bounds of propriety and getting way too personal.

[BenM]

Some sort of insurance is mandatory in every State.

Except New Hampshire. Why, I don't know. It seems pretty fucked up if you get in an accident though.

[KangamangusDriver]

You have to have insurance to drive your car. Some sort of insurance is mandatory in every State.

Not in New Hampshire (quite scary)

[Jbpka06]

live free or die

[BenM]

live free or die

Werd.