You can't with any company that I know of, policy has to be issued to a licensed driver. With a suspended license, you are not licensed to drive. Sorry. Try to get your legal issue resolved and then look for an agent/broker that can get you a policy. Good luck.
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If the license is suspended and a condition of regaining your licenses is to obtain insurance then several carriers will issue a SR-22 form and you can get the insurance. However if you just want insurance with no option of regaining your driving privileges then you can not purchase insurance coverage.
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In California drivers with suspended a suspended license often get a non-owner policy that is not attached to any vehicle in order to have their license issued. This covers only liability. There are many companies that will write this type of coverage.
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Your license is suspended and you need to get auto insurance. The vast majority of car insurance companies do not offer coverage if you do not have a valid license.
Working with an experienced broker (and our top-ranked websites) will help you find the most affordable options. Also, requesting a hardship exception from your state may allow you to drive in specific situations (with coverage of course!).
Great question! There is some legwork you will have to do, but if you are willing to do it, you'll have insurance. Find an independent agent (one not tied to a specific brand name) who can search for you. There are companies that will write you provisional policies, if you can complete whatever requirements need to be done to reinstate your license within a specified period, usually 30-45 days. Since your license has been suspended, expect that it will be more expensive for you, or very difficult to even get, a policy, especially one that covers more than just liability. Good luck! Thanks for asking!
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Working with an experienced broker (and our top-ranked websites) will help you find the most affordable options. Also, requesting a hardship exception from your state may allow you to drive in specific situations (with coverage of course!).