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2 DRIVERS, 2 VEHICLES, 1 POLICY

by Sherri
(Ottawa, Ontario)

I am the registered owner of my car and my bf is the registered owner of his truck. i recently had him put under my insurance, is he automatically considered the primary on his truck and me the primary on mine? And in the event there is an accident will he be fully covered?

2 drivers 2 cars


Hi Sherri
It sounds like you are fine. As long as you gave your insurer the information about him and his truck and they stated that they are adding him and the truck to your policy. You should get confirmation in the mail showing everything.

The coverage for his truck would probably be the same as you has on your car. Which may or may not be what he wants. So check it over. For example, if your car was covered for liability only, then his truck might be covered for liability only.

Hope that helps!

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