Interesting question! You aren't legally able to contract unless you are 18 in most states. But there is nothing illegal about you owning a car. But is the title in your name? Can a minor hold title to a vehicle? I've looked through a number of state sites and don't see anything about the age someone has to be to title a vehicle. I hope someone has more information on this one!
quote on auto insurance for my 16 year old daughter
A teen in Rhode Island should get their own auto insurance policy when they get a car in their name.
Ordinarily, an auto insurance policy will require that the driver be licensed as a condition of coverage. Therefore, absent extenuating circumstances, probably not.
You'll have to contact your auto insurance agent or provider. An SR22 filing is not a type of insurance. It is an endorsement to your existing Auto Insurance Policy. The cost depends on exactly he same things that any auto Insurance policy depends on, your age, location vehicle type and driving history
No, but there are licensing requirements.
No, you have to be under you parents. Not without your parents, because your considered a minor.
18 is the age at which you can enter into a legal contract. Before the age of 18 you can still purchase auto insurance but your gaurdian or a parent will have to countersign the insurance application.
Whatever age you are at when the 18 year old gets their permit to start driving!
Anybody, regardless of age, operating a motor vehicle in the State of Florida needs a policy of liability insurance.
Of course, age doesn't matter. If you have a valid license and have a current insurance policy you can claim the accident.
A life insurance policy can be had from 0 age (child policy) to a person of maximum 65 years (pension policy).
Any legal driving age can obtain insurance in Texas. If you are a minor then your parents or legal gaurdian will have to countersign your application.