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4 Mar 2004
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Is liabilty insurance compulsary? . . .
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sensible, no doubt! but will they let me drive out of the port (in a heavy 4x4) without it? and if will the police ask for it if I'm stopped? thanks for any advice. Huey 
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4 Mar 2004
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It varies greatly by state. In Wisconsin, where I am from, it is officially required, but I have never been asked to prove I am insured. In Texas, where I am living now, proof of insurance is the first thing a policeman will ask for if he stops you. Those are the only 2 states I have first hand knowledge of.
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4 Mar 2004
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In most US states liabilty insurance is required for vehicles that are registered in that state.
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4 Mar 2004
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thanks guys, anyone know what that means for a foreign registered vehicle . . .
cheers Huey
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5 Mar 2004
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I have searched around the net and the only thing I could find is a insurance company that wants to sell insurance.
http://www.insuranceexchangeonline.com/autoUS.htm I don't know what is required if anything. John
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