No, Tony,
If your insurance company has signed up with the DMV, that information is
already in the books, electronicaly. If you still are insured with Southern
California Podunk Mutual (LLIC)(Limited Liability Insurance Company), you
will still get  the notice that insurance proof is required.

Just see what happens when your insurance company screws up. Prepare
yourself for a long afternoon down at the DMV.

tim in san jose

>
>You know for a couple of years here in California in order to get your car
>registered you had to have proof of insurance.
>
>Now when I get my DMV registration, there is no proof of insurance
>required....just the smog "test only" stuff meaning I have to take my 85
>westy to a state operated test facility which is very strict on all
>equipment and venting, vacuum tests on the gas cap...anyway
>the thing I am trying to say is that it seems that it is more important to
>bust someone for having a car that might have engine mods or isn't quite
>running clean rather than have cars on the road that are driven by people
>who are actually are financially responsible if they cause damage to your
>car or to you and your loved ones.....isn't the ACLU wonderful.....hey
>maybe
>if I go downtown L.A. I can get a fake drivers license, fake insurance if
>pulled over and fake Social security cards while I'm there......might as
>well take advantage of a system that is so archaic it's dated to the
>1940's.........where's the technology in the identification
>process.......and why is it so common for everyone to pay for uninsured
>motorists insurance like it is another insurance necessity....I guess in
>reality it is.
>
>Just on a Rant
>
>Malibu Tony.......tax payer and bearing the brunt for those who abuse our
>system........time for action

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