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If I live with my grandparents, can I drive their cars legally?
"My grandparents don't want me to drive their cars because I'm not on their insurance. Can I still take them out legally? I'm 16 and we share a household."
Sophie Newman · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“If you live in the same household as your grandparents and you have a driver’s license, most
car insurance companies
will actually require that you’re on the policy. This is because if you share a household, companies assume you’ll be driving their cars (or at least have access to them) and therefore increase the risk of an accident. If you or your grandparents are worried about cost, you can find
cheap car insurance
by using Jerry
and comparing quotes online.”View full answer
- Gregory R.
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