What Happens If I Drive Without Proof of SR22 Insurance?

 

January 5, 2008 by · Leave a Comment
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Q: What happens if I’m driving and I don’t have SR22 insurance proof?

A:
It depends on why you don’t have SR22 insurance proof. If you don’t have the proof because you failed to pay for your SR22 insurance, then you’re probably going to be in a lot of trouble. when you have SR22 insurance and your premium is canceled, your driver’s license is suspended pretty quickly, so if you’re driving without insurance then your license is likely already suspended. This puts you in a bad situation: not only are you driving without insurance, but your driving illegally without insurance. If you’re caught doing this, then you’ll likely have trouble getting your license back and will be filing an SR22 for a while once you do.

If you don’t have SR22 insurance proof simply because you left it at home or somewhere else, then you don’t have much to worry about other than wasting your time. You’ll have to go to court, but if you can provide proof that you were insured at the time then you won’t have to pay a fine. However, you should remember that in the future you need to have your insurance card in your car no matter where you’re going. Even if you file SR22 insurance every month as proof of insurance, you need to prove your financial responsibility another way if you are pulled over.

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