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Shouldn't you still be paying insurance? Otherwise, I think your rates are going to go way up because you were a "non-driver."

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Rates will not go up because of being a "non driver." I have been home for the last five months because of an accident. Therefore, my car has not been driven. When my son took it to be inspected, I got a huge discount on the inspection fee since I had less than 5,000 miles in a year.

Additionally, I called the insurance company and asked if I could get a cheaper rate since my car is just lying in front of the house and not being driven. My insurance was readjusted to leisure driver and I got a reduced rate. However, once I go back to work and start driving the insurance will go back up. Incicdentally, I am talking about the state of Pennsylvania.

One thing to note. If you are not driving your car make sure you do not drop all of your insurance. You need to have insurance for theft and I don't know what it is called, but the one way insurance in case your car gets vandalized or is damaged in some way even though you are not driving it.