In the state of Arizona, drivers have the option to de-insure a vehicle for a temporary length of time. If a vehicle is not being used or is not ready to be operated on the roads, the owner may temporarily de-insure the vehicle. Arizona residents must keep in mind that a de-insured car cannot be driven on the roads. The Arizona Department of Transportation provides the De-Insured Certificate form on their website.
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