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'Driving other cars' insurance extension

NewApproach · 2010-12-06 13:38:52

My policy, like many others, allows me to drive other cars with owner's permission. What responsibilities have I as the drive of the 'other' car with relation to documentation. It's from reading another thread that I wondered this. Have I to transfer the disk, and/or carry the insurance certificate, or none of these? Does…

06-12-2010 2:38pm

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My policy, like many others, allows me to drive other cars with owner's permission.

What responsibilities have I as the drive of the 'other' car with relation to documentation. It's from reading another thread that I wondered this.

Have I to transfer the disk, and/or carry the insurance certificate, or none of these? Does the rule change if the car already has (the owners) disk in the windscreen?

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#2 07-12-2010 11:17am

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I would keep your own policy documents in your person at all times......

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#3 07-12-2010 11:18am

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just drive the car, incase of accident, garda will ask you to provide unsurance document to your nearest garda station

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#4 07-12-2010 11:19am

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akamossie wrote: »

just drive the car, incase of accident, garda will ask you to provide unsurance document to your nearest garda station

Is that a new product from Quinn Direct ?

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#5 07-12-2010 11:52am

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Miss typed there. Ment to say insurance

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#6 07-12-2010 12:32pm

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I dunno, keith's not far off, I for one have had unsurance from quinn in the past.

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