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Is it necessary to keep our daughter on our vehicle insurance policy as a driver although she is now at college and will only drive the car 4 or 5 times per month-our premium doubles keeping her on?In: Auto Insurance |
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Yes! Even though she might not be driving the car often at all,( let your insurance company know this, your premium might be cheaper) if a wreck should happen, she's not on the insurance, the ticket will serve as her at fault, with no insurance.
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Is it necessary to keep your daughter on your vehicle insurance policy as a driver even though she is now at college and will only drive the vehicle four or five times per month? In the State Of Texas if a daughter is not on an insurance policy and drives an insured vehicle and is issued a ticket will the daughter be issued a citation?
