Liability coverage for licensed drivers who don't own a vehicle.

A non-owner auto policy provides liability coverage when you drive a car you don't own — a borrowed car, a rental, or a car-share vehicle. It's also a common, affordable way to satisfy an Ohio SR-22 requirement without owning a car, and to avoid a coverage lapse between vehicles that would raise your future rates. Available through multiple carriers we work with.
Core coverage components we'll review and tailor on your quote.
Bodily Injury & Property Damage Liability
Pays for injuries and damage you cause to others while driving a vehicle you don't own. This is the core of a non-owner policy.
SR-22 Filing Support
A non-owner policy can carry an Ohio SR-22 filing — often the most affordable way to meet the requirement without a vehicle.
Continuous-Coverage Protection
Keeps your insurance history unbroken between cars, which helps you avoid the higher 'lapse' rates when you buy your next vehicle.
Optional Uninsured Motorist & MedPay
Some carriers offer UM/UIM and medical payments on non-owner policies — we'll show you what's available.
Knowing what your policy doesn't cover is just as important.
Driving record
Violations and accidents are the biggest factor, just like a standard policy.
Liability limits chosen
Higher limits cost more but protect your finances far better.
SR-22 requirement
The underlying violation that triggered a filing affects pricing.
How often you drive
Occasional borrowers typically see very affordable rates.
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