Is there a way that I can be insured to drive any car? I often drive my mother-in-law’s car, but we’re not on the same policy because we don’t live together.
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Generally, insurers will extend coverage to any individual to whom you have given permission to drive your vehicle. This is called permissive useand is included in most insurance policies—so long as you drive the car fewer than 12 times a year. If you plan on driving the car regularly, it’s smart to get added to the insurance policy.
on your policy, they are not covered to drive at all. Additionally, permissive use does not cover people who live at the same address—you would have to add those drivers to your policy.
If you don’t own your own vehicle, another option would be to get
specialize in finding you the cheapest rates based on your auto insurance needs.
Once you download Jerry, just answer a handful of questions, and you’ll immediately get car insurance quotes for coverage similar to your current plan. Jerry customers save an average of $879 a year.
Jerry partners with more than 50 insurance companies, but our content is independently researched, written, and fact-checked by our team of editors and agents. We aren’t paid for reviews or other content.