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Is it against the law to drive with no car insurance?
Oh my goodness! I have answered this question I think about 25 times this month alone! Insurance follows vehicles, not people. If the car you drive is insured, and you have the owner's permssion, then you are covered under the policy. If you live in the household with your parents you are automatically considered an insured. There are sometimes exceptions, but that's how it works generally and that's everywhere. If your parents added an endorsement to their policy excluding coverage for you, then in that situation, you would not be covered and the damages to their vehicle would not be covered.Don't know about Nevada but they can in Georgia.
Yes, with their permission, however they should add you to the policy to be completely safe. Remember, insurance follows the car, not the driver.
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I lived in NV and had to drive my co-worker's car to work for him. (He had a DUI and couldn't drive on his carpool days). His insurance company said it was the car that was insured so he didn't have to add me to his policy. That was over 10 years ago though so it could have changed by now.where can i get a free mvr report from?
No. Anybody that lives in your parents housemust be named on their policy to be covered.
NOTE: this varies from state to state. The advice from somebody in the southeast is obviously meaningless in Nevada. Call your insurance company and ask them.
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