So why, after switching auto insurance companies, would someone be told they lack coverage and shouldn’ t the new insurance company notify the state Motor Vehicle Commission that a driver has a policy with them? New Jersey ranks lowest in the nation with 3.1% of all motorists driving without insurance based on 2019 Insurance Information Institute statistics.
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