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gingerdad
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Just a quick question for which i have looked for the answer on the net and not found.

A friend has asked me to take her child out for some driving experience, they are on the insurance/have l plates/prov / i have a clean full license for 19 years but do i need to be on the insurance of the car? its their car and the driver is on it?
The futures bright the future is Ginger

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  • skiddlydiddly
    skiddlydiddly Posts: 1,005 Forumite
    You may have driving other vehicle cover on your own policy.Anything you do in the passenger seat is regarded as if you were driving so no cracking open a can of Skol super or nodding off ;).
  • mikey72
    mikey72 Posts: 14,680 Forumite
    To supervise no.
    However you need to check that the insurance for the learner covers you as an un-named superviser to take over if required, and move the car to a safe place.
    (if they mess up the hill start, or jam it sidewards across the road doing a three point turn for example)
    If not does your policy give you third party cover, so long as you agree it's at the owners risk.
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