Auto Insurance Policy For Single Car in San Antonio Texas

September 12, 2008 by author · Leave a Comment
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Reader’s Question:

Can I have more than one car insurance policy on one car? I live in San Antonio Texas?

Chapman

San Antonio, TX

Yes, it is possible to have more than one car insurance policy on one car if there are 2 different people that would like to buy auto insurance for one vehicle.

Auto insurance guidelines vary so I would suggest that you check with different insurance providers or your current insurance company in San Antonio Texas to check if you can find one that allows what you want. This type of double insurance on a car typically is not necessary and may go against insurance carrier underwriting guidelines.

Even if it is possible to have more than one auto insurance policy on a car it might still be difficult to find an insurance company that would allow this since normally one car insurance policy is all that is needed to cover a vehicle and its drivers typically.

Do I Have to Register My Car in San Antonio For Auto Insurance?

 

July 9, 2008 by author · Leave a Comment
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Reader’s Question:

Can I insure my vehicle without registering it in San Antonio Texas?

Thomas

San Antonio, TX

If you can insure a vehicle without registering it in San Antonio TX, will vary from insurance provider to insurance provider since underwriting guidelines vary as do state laws

Generally, insurance carriers will request a current registration. It helps prove someone has insurable interest in a car. An individual has an insurable interest in something when damage or loss to it would cause that individual to suffer a financial loss or certain other kinds of losses.

If you have a vehicle that you want to insure without registering you can check with various insurance providers in Texas to see if their guidelines allow for coverage to be placed on the car or not. It may depend upon the reason the vehicle is not being registered but will always adhere to what law of the state first and foremost dictates and then the own guidelines of the individual insurance carrier.