Person A is insured on their own car. Person B is 24 and wants to take that car on their own. Person B is insured on 2 other vehicles, though not sure if she's the primary insurer.
Or does it depend on the insurance company?
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Can someone under 25 drive another vehicle?
Person A is insured on their own car. Person B is 24 and wants to take that car on their own. Person B is insured on 2 other vehicles, though not sure if she's the primary insurer.
Or does it depend on the insurance company?
Originally posted by adamc
you can pretty much skip over any posts that have no punctuation, as a general rule of thumb.
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depends on person A's insurance. if that persons insurance allows people under 25 or not.
person a's insurance is the one that covers that car, so person b's insurance doesn't matter in this case
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I think it could be the other way around. I could be wrong but I think that B's insurance extends to whatever vehicle they are driving, including those owned by others.Originally posted by 88jbody
... person b's insurance doesn't matter in this case
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I know for a fact in Newfoundland where I grew up, you can drive anyone's car if you are over 25 and have your own personal insurance. And it's 21 if it's a rental car. I'm wondering how it's done in Alberta.
Originally posted by adamc
you can pretty much skip over any posts that have no punctuation, as a general rule of thumb.
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i was going to let my brother borrow my civic si and i asked my insurance (statefarm) about it. because he was under 25, if he crashed it (and was at fault), statefarm would cover it but would terminate my policy!
I am user #49Originally posted by rage2
Shit, there's only 49 users here, I doubt we'll even break 100
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I have been told by AMA that Person B's insurance would cover him for liability in the event that Person A's insurance did not cover it.Originally posted by 88jbody
depends on person A's insurance. if that persons insurance allows people under 25 or not.
person a's insurance is the one that covers that car, so person b's insurance doesn't matter in this case
As with most things insurance related, it really depends on the fine print of the policies involved. All policies are not the same, and the insurance company changes the new policies it issues all the time, as lawyers are constantly thinking of new ways to screw you over.
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Call insurance for Person A and Person B. If neither of them covers it then tough luck.
My insurance company covered me when I drove other people's cars when I was under 25.
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