what happens when you don't have insurance nad your hit someone?
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Read More Answered By: David Leon |
A few things:
1. You can get a ticket for failure to maintain financial responsibility 2. If you cause more than a certain amount of damage, the other people involved can seek to have your driver's license suspended until you pay for the damages 3. The injured parties can sue you for money damages.
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