3 cars - 3 drivers
Hi - I have a company vehicle, in which only my wife and I are allowed to drive. We have another vehicle, in which my wife is the principle driver, and my son (19 - G license/ driver training) and I are also on the policy. I want to buy another car, in which our son will be able to drive. I have read that if there are 3 cars in the household and 3 drivers, then my son will need to be a principle driver ? Thanks..... 3 Cars, 3 DriversHi there, Yes, in most cases, 3 cars + 3 drivers = 3 primary drivers. BUT, if you have a separate policy for the commercial vehicle, and a policy for two personal vehicles, you might be able to be the principle driver on two vehicles. Check with your carrier before you buy. If you don't like the answer, try shopping around: Visit car insurance in Ontario Canada for more information. Or Ask another question at Ontario Auto Insurance Questions and Answers Note: Keep in mind that insurance licensing, legislation, and policies often vary by province and most certainly by country. Canada Insurance Source is a free information source. So use this site to gain a general understanding of insurance with your own area and situation in mind. This insurance information is general in nature and the policy wordings always take precedence. It is possible that there are errors and omissions in this website and www.canada-insurance-source.com, or its authors, take no responsibility. Make sure you review the "please read" page. |