Question:
I borrowed my dads truck with his permiison to go to work. His truck has insurance but my name is not uder it. while going to work i hit this guy in thye back will his insurance still pay for the damage i did to the other car. the fuuny thing about it was that we had the same insurance company >> me and the other guy had Fred Loya
what will happen
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They might pay - they frown upon family members not being covered so they may not pay. I would suggest getting your own policy before the investigation. You may want to try a website that compares multiple companies at once to get you the best price. I am paying less than ½ after I did.How can i locate a car in the uk using the license plate?
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Take care,
Casey
The way my insurance works is : if I give my permission to drive my car, if they have a wreck, it pays. There are sooo many different policies and rules, I don't know what yours will do.
Your dad's insurance should cover since he gave you permission, but his insurance rates are going to sky rocket.
Totaled vehicle still under lien but not insured?
My question back at you is simply this, if it had been your insurance and your truck, would you have been paying more attention or drving more carefully and avoided the accident all together?
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A good son would 1) get his own vehicle and own insurance policy, 2) pay his dad the difference in the insurance he'll have to pay. 3) pay for all damages so that he doesn't have to file an insurance claim.
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it's debatable . the insurance company usually won't pay if the person driving is not on the policy. if your father going to let you drive your name has to be on policyDoes anyone know the car insurance laws in new york state?
my dude was driving my car. he has a sr22 and i had insurance on the car. the insurance on the car is what paid. don't worry, ur cool!Whats the cheapest way to insure my 17 year old son to drive my, car i live in the UK,?
They will pay unless you are an excluded driver on the policy. If you live in the same household as the policyholder, insurance companies will often require the policyholder to exclude you at the time the policy is written, or pay extra to have you listed on the policy.More Questions & Answers ...
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