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Will insurance pay if you allow an unlicensed driver to drive and an accident occurs? |
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NO.
By allowing a person who is NOT a licensed driver to drive your car, you committed an offense under the state regulations, so your insurance company can refuse to pay any claims.
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That is not true in California. Unless the person is specifically named as excluded from the policy, the insurance company will pay up to the limits on that policy.
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The original question asked about an UN_LICENSED driver. I can't think of any jurisdiction where a person that doesn't have a state issued driver's permit , who has a car accident would be covered by ANY insurance company. The insurance company MUST have a clause that bans such a thing from happening.
First answer by Buntingj. Last edit by ID1151835558. Question popularity: 31 [recommend question]
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