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  • 13-03-2008 4:50pm
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    ktulu123
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    can anyone please give me info on this!

    Is there any insurance that lets you drive any car once you have a full licence?

    If so which company and what are the requirements?

    Im 20 and have fully comp insurance (hibernian) on an 02 alfa 147 1.6ts, and would like to be able to also drive my moms and my girlfriends cars too.

    cheers!


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    Random
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    A lot of companys offer "Drive Other Cars" or "Third Party Extension" as part of their comprehensive packages.

    This basically means you can drive any car (some exceptions) and be covered Third Party (i.e. the insurance company will not pay for any damages to the car you are driving)


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    January
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    Check with Hibernian this may well already be part of your policy.

    I think you have to be over 23 though...


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    kerah86
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    afaik with hibernian once you have a full EU licence and the policies in your name you're covered to drive anyone elses car third party only..best thing to do is ring them and check..


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    mvpr
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    It'll be clearly stated on your policy. There might be an age/CC threshold.


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    XJR
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    AXA do DOC (Driving other cars) as a standard cover on all their policies, youjust have to be 25+ and with a full licence.


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