In a restless attempt to save money, many drivers are leaving their car insurance during a difficult economical stretch. Since last year, the amount of drivers on the road without car insurance has doubled from 10 to 20 percent. Fortunately, insurance companies are now trying to make it easier for drivers to obtain coverage, a positive thing to hear since car insurance premium is set to increase by 11 percent by the end of 2010.

1. Pay online.  More and more car insurance companies are jumping to the Web, giving their customers and quick and comfortably way to pay for coverage.

2. Direct transfer Some insurance companies serve the option of having your payment withdrawn from your banking account, allowing you to not have to worry about purchasing stamps. Just as paying online does, this benefit greatly decreases a scheduled payment being missed.

   3. Pay on Call  If you don’t know much about computers, call your company and save some money on postage stamps by paying over the phone.

4. The payments break up

By being able to break up payments, you won’t have to pay everything all at once. Insurance companies, especially State Farm, offer detailed payment plans that allow customers to make payments at a reasonable pace.

5. Talk to a representative Car insurance companies understand that having a personal relationship with their customers is an important element. Drivers with questions can go online or call their insurance providers and talk to an actual agent. The hours might vary with different providers, but the outcome is the same.