No, all states do not require car insurance but they do require financial responsibility to operate a vehicle on the roadway. While not all states require drivers to buy Liability insurance to show financial responsibility, 49 states (plus the District of Columbia) do. New Hampshire is the only state that does not have compulsory auto insurance liability laws, as of June 2010. All 50 states have different requirements when it comes to auto insurance and the minimum insurance requirements. Almost every state requires you to have Bodily Injury Liability insurance and every states has financial responsibility laws that require you be able to have sufficient assets to pay for any liability you cause in an incident. In some states, drivers can't register a car without showing proof that they have Liability insurance, while other states only need proof of insurance when a driver has an accident or gets tickets. If you visit this free car insurance quote page and select your state, you can see the Minimum Requirements.
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[Let CarInsurance.com help you find affordable auto insurance now.] Every state requires insurance or that you meet financial responsibility requirements through a bond or some other way which shows you are able to pay if you cause damages to another person or property in an automobile accident. Each state changes and/or renews their laws annually, so some states that had no insurance requirements in the past now do. New Hampshire probably has the least amount of requirements. With this interactive car insurance map you can click on any state and learn what is required. | 
