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Sure. In many jurisdictions, all that is required is proof of financial responsibility. Insurance is only one way to provide that proof.
If you can post a bond for whatever your state's minimum level of financial responsibility is (between $25,000 and $75,000 in most jurisdictions), you'll be self-insured.
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