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DUI someone else driving my vehicle occasionally

I was recently convicted of a DUI and license will be suspended for 3 months(reduced suspension)...I have a friend who has offered to give me a lift in my car occasionally. Is there anything I should tell my insurance company, and also I am wondering if I should volunteer my DUI to the insurance company or let them find out on their own accord. If I don't tell them will I still be covered if something were to happen?

DUI and Lending a Car


The person you lend your car to should be added as a driver to your policy. This means that you should have a discussion with your insurer about the situation.

FYI, your policy is likely to be cancelled on renewal.

Please be sure to discuss this further with a licensed insurance representative. Oh, and by the way, are your rates too high? Check here:

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