Yes. North Carolina law requires owners of registered vehicles to maintain liability insurance that meets the state’s minimum financial responsibility requirements. Drivers are also generally required to carry uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage as part of their automobile insurance policies. These coverages may become important if the other driver has little or no insurance available after a collision.
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