Hey I have a quick question.
Some mates of mine were saying today that it's illegal for me to be going out with my dad as I am not insured under the car?
I said to my dad about it and he said that it's fine because he has fully comp insurance and it covers him giving me permission to drive the car and him to teach me...
Just wondering if anyone could confirm either way as I really don't wanna get in bother before I'm even driving! lol
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Insurance Q
Ostinato...
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10-01-2008, 08:16 PM #2
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You're not a named driver for the car on an insurance so you shouldn't be allowed to drive his car, on the other hand, the advantage of going out with a named driver, if you do crash you can swap seats...
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I'm pretty sure that is the case anyway.
Edit: seems I'm wrong, based on the posts below!Last edited by Smiddy; 10-01-2008 at 08:20 PM.
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10-01-2008, 08:18 PM #3
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As long as you have a provisional and he is in the car with you, its legal, you must also have L plates on
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you need a provisional, and the other person has to be over 21 and have had a driving licence for 3 years.
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...and you need insurance on the car you are driving.
Originally Posted by Mr.Sam
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Yep I have provisional, been using L Plates, my Dad's defo over 21 lol and he has been driving for like 20 years lol... And like I say he has fully comp insurance.
All cool then? lolOstinato...
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as long as you are insured for the vehicle then it will be fine Originally Posted by Ostinato
you can be insured under your dads insurance but you will have to contact the insurance company for that and it will be cheaper than just your own but still pretty dear
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Lol so many confusing diff posts!
Ostinato...
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Dnt think u have to be insured like....
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RIGHT SERIOUSLY NOW.
in reply to posts like the one above this, you are NOT allowed to drive ANYTHING on the road without insurance.
i know this because i've looked into it and it was a question on my theory test which i got correct.
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