Protect yourself with non owner auto insurance*
*Also known as NOA
If you rent by the hour or day
As long as you’re driving for personal use, you’re covered.
If you damage something
Your coverage includes hitting another car, a fence, or other property.
If you
borrow a car
As long as you borrow with permission, you are still fully covered.
If you or others are hurt
You and your passengers are covered if you’re in a collision.
If they don’t have insurance
1 in 8 drivers don’t have insurance. But you’re covered, even if they’re not.
The average cost of a collision is $12,500.
Save money by insuring your borrowing or renting a car.
Questions? We’ve got some answers.
Here’s answers to some of our most frequent questions.
Or email your question to care@surroundins.com
FYI: Coverages + Terms
Surround’s driving insurance, also called non owner auto insurance, protects you and your passengers when you're in a collision.
Bodily Injury Liability
If you, the driver and policy holder, cause harm to someone else. You are covered when driving someone else’s car with their permission for personal use.
Property Damage Liability
When you’re driving, this pays for damage you may cause to someone else’s property. This can mean damage to someone else’s car, but it also includes damage to other structures such as signs, fences, or buildings.
Uninsured and Underinsured Motorists
One out of every eight drivers does not carry auto coverage; in some states, that number is one out of five. Also known as Uninsured Motorist insurance, this will pay your and your passengers’ medical bills if you’re involved in a collision with an uninsured motorist who is at fault.
In other instances, an at-fault driver may have liability insurance, but his or her policy’s limits do not cover the full extent of your injuries. In such cases, Underinsured insurance will cover the difference up to a certain amount.
Personal Injury Protection
PIP covers medical expenses for you and your passengers if you are hurt in a crash. PIP will also pay for lost wages and essential services, like child care or help grocery shopping if you're unable to complete these tasks yourself while you are recovering.
Medical Payments
Medical payments pays for medical expenses for you and your passengers if you are injured in a crash. This can include medical co-pays and deductibles your health insurance doesn't pay for.
Personal Use
Driving or renting a vehicle for personal errands, activities, etc. Not for a business, freelance/contract job, or for a ride sharing service such as Uber or Lyft.
