If you look in the phone book, you should be able to locate many insurance companies that offer low rates and budget insurance.
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Many insurance companies will provide auto insurance for residents of the state of California. Some of these include Geico, Allstate, Prudential, Infinity, Progressive and State Farm.
You can find car insurance companies in California, using a telephone directory. Another option is to visit the Altius Directory online, where they provide a full list of the companies.
There are several websites that offer car insurance quote for San Diego, CA. I would suggest trying www.geico.com.
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I can only speak for California, and in Ca we do not ask for proof of insurance. It's up to the renter to know what they have, and do not have. In Ca the renter is responsible for any damage regardless of fault.
It looks like they are mandated to in CA starting 7/1/2007
The best way to receive insured motorist insurance is to ask local departments about any recommendations they may have. It's always best to know first-hand the experience others have had while under that company. If this does not work, the big-shot insurance companies such as All-State or Progressive offer affordable insurance that can work around your budget and the specifics you have in mind.
Many companies use these prefixes. Policy numbers are not standardized and companies use whatever fits their system. PA stands for Personal Auto and CA stands for Commercial Auto.
You get car insurance the same way as anyone else, only you will be paying a lot more than the average driver. Some insurance companies will not even cover a driver with a DUI so you have to go to the smaller, more expensive companies.