Does the car that you are driving regularly need to be insured in your name?

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Not necessarily. Insurance carriers require that you list the primary driver of the vehicle for rating purposes.

If you deliberately omit a high risk driver in order to save on premiums they may decline coverage if there is an accident.

 

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