No! In the state Utah it is a legal requirement to maintain no-fault (aka liability) insurance on all passenger cars and trucks for the entire registration period. The Utah State Legislature has established minimum liability limits that insurance companies operating in the state must adhere to for motor vehicle insurance policies. As a vehicle owner in Utah, it is your responsibility to be insured for any vehicle you drive.
Insurance companies have a part to play, too! They must provide coverage that meets or exceeds the mandatory minimum limits imposed by the state.
Driving without insurance is considered a Class B misdemeanor. This can result in license suspension, vehicle registration suspension, and hefty fines from the state or a lienholder.
Consult with an agent to understand the specific coverage limits and obligations that would apply to you.
References: Utah Division of Motor Vehicles, Vehicle Insurance Requirements | Utah State Legislature, 31A-22-304, Motor vehicle liability policy minimum limits.