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If your parent is not driving anymore and his license is expired but he still has a car and carries insurance on it for others to drive him around what should you do to be perfectly legal?In: Auto Insurance |
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Make sure you are covered on his policy .. and make sure you have a valid driver's license (and tags).
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My Dad is not driving anymore at 82. His license is expired but he still has a car and carries insurance on it for others to drive him around What should we do to be perfectly legal?
