A few states run programs to help people who can't afford regular car insurance. For example, California has a Low-Cost Auto Insurance Program for individuals earning below a certain income.

The California Low-Cost Automobile (CLCA) insurance program offers liability and underinsured motorist protection for drivers who meet its eligibility requirements. Applicants to the CLCA program must ...

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No snazzy names. It’s literally called California’s Low Cost Auto Insurance. Amy Nungaray is with the California Department of Insurance and serves as the program manager. “The average ...

California, Hawaii and New Jersey have similar low-cost auto insurance programs, according to Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid. But it's unclear if Minnesota will actually join them this year. Any bill ...

and New Jersey – have programs that provide auto coverage to low-income drivers at reduced or no cost. Here are the details. Hawaii provides no-fault auto insurance for free to people who meet ...