You're more likely to find it offered as:
* Non-owner car insurance: This covers you when driving someone else's car, even if only for a short period.
* Pay-per-mile insurance: You pay based on how many miles you drive, making it potentially cheaper for those who only drive occasionally. While not strictly short-term, it can be adjusted to fit shorter periods of need.
* Temporary car insurance: Some companies offer policies for specific durations, often for trips or short-term vehicle rentals.
It's crucial to check with insurance providers directly in your state to see if they offer short-term options and what the requirements and costs are. The price will generally be higher per month than a standard longer-term policy.
