This morning I'm reminded of a commonly misunderstood scenario:

2 vehicles, 1 driver. One will be used very rarely, and the client is uncertain if she should maintain insurance on both.


In Ohio, ANY car that has a valid registration sticker is required to be insured. If the state sends a request for proof of insurance on your vehicles, and one isn't insured, they will suspend your license.


#insurance #carinsurance #Ohiolaw




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