Title: Why Car Insurance Policies Are Canceled | Esurance
Headings: Why car insurance policies are canceled
Why car insurance policies are canceled
Common causes of policy cancellation
Lack of payment
Fraud
License revocation or a conviction for a major moving violation
Health issues that may impair driving
What to do if your policy is canceled
Avoiding cancellation

Content: Before this happens, however, your insurer will likely contact you to make sure you're aware of upcoming deadlines or impending cancellation. If you're behind on payments, check to make sure your insurer has the right email address and phone number on record to avoid missing these warnings. Fraud
Car insurance fraud is committed when someone deceives an insurance company for financial gain. If an insurance company spots fraud, the driver's policy can be canceled and, in some cases, criminal charges may be filed. License revocation or a conviction for a major moving violation
If your driver's license is forcibly suspended or revoked for any reason, your insurance company may cancel your policy. If the convicted driver is listed on a policy with other drivers, that driver could be removed from the policy until driving privileges are restored. In some cases, serious moving violations or a high number of accidents can also lead to a canceled policy. Health issues that may impair driving
In some cases, coverage may be canceled if a driver is diagnosed with a certain medical condition that makes them an unsafe driver. In Illinois, for example, car insurance companies can cancel a policy if a driver is diagnosed with epilepsy and the driver's doctor doesn't provide proof that the condition will not impair driving. What to do if your policy is canceled
If your car insurance is canceled, find new coverage as soon as possible.