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tyler1400
7th January 2012, 16:16
my girlfriend has got her provisional and insured on a car, im 21 been driving over 3 years so can she take me out in the car?

also if she crashes will it affect my insurance :)

thanks
ha_x3
7th January 2012, 16:17
Yes she can take you out. Not sure if it would affect your insurance if she crashed though!!
Bedford126
7th January 2012, 16:19
Yes you can and depends on your insurance. Some cases it will go down as a claim but not effect your no claims. just call her and your insurance up and check.

But you have to be in a condition to drive so no drinking an no drugs because you will get done for being intoxicated in charge of car.
tyler1400
7th January 2012, 16:20
i want to know if she crashes would it effect me at all hah, not a chance im going out untill i know this.

im thinking it might because im sort of in charge of her
Bedford126
7th January 2012, 16:23
i want to know if she crashes would it effect me at all hah, not a chance im going out untill i know this.

im thinking it might because im sort of in charge of her

Not sort of in charge mate you are in charge. Just give her and your insurance a call and ask them i know diamond car insurance put all the fault to you so if she crashes then your at fault as well as her.
Moke
7th January 2012, 19:44
She has to have insurance on the car...

Doesn't she?
devilsadvocate
7th January 2012, 19:51
She has to have insurance on the car...

Doesn't she?

She does indeed, if you are teaching someone to drive then they have to be insured on that car.
Moke
7th January 2012, 23:44
She does indeed, if you are teaching someone to drive then they have to be insured on that car.

Thought so :)
Xplodee
7th January 2012, 23:47
You are fine to be driven but she must be insured.
kennym1987
8th January 2012, 09:47
the driver must be insured
LSOfreak
8th January 2012, 14:03
i thought the person sitting in the passenger seat has nothing to do with insurance etc. aslong as theyre over 21, driving more than 3 years, are fit to drive, have L plates on the car, and the car is insured to the learner.

You dont even need to be insured on any car to sit beside someone learning i thought
devilsadvocate
8th January 2012, 14:10
i thought the person sitting in the passenger seat has nothing to do with insurance etc. aslong as theyre over 21, driving more than 3 years, are fit to drive, have L plates on the car, and the car is insured to the learner.

You dont even need to be insured on any car to sit beside someone learning i thought

Were talking about the driver, not the passenger :)
LSOfreak
8th January 2012, 14:21
my girlfriend has got her provisional and insured on a car, im 21 been driving over 3 years so can she take me out in the car?

also if she crashes will it affect my insurance :)

thanks

Were talking about the driver, not the passenger :)

no, we're talking about the OP as a passenger :)