To: BraveMan
"Apparently, not even an oath signed in blood stating she will never be allowed to drive any of my vehicles is sufficient to dissuade the insurance companies from listing her as an "occasional driver". I am certain that you can specifically exclude any named driver on your auto policy.
If your agent cannot help you, I suspect it is more that he is unwilling than unable.
102 posted on
10/10/2003 9:02:30 AM PDT by
laotzu
To: laotzu
I am certain that you can specifically exclude any named driver on your auto policy.
If it were me I would talk to an attorney before I did that. If she sneaked the car out and crashed it you would still be liable (my opinion) with no insurance coverage. The few hundred $$$ you saved in premiums would start to look mighty good.
My kids are getting to that age, so I have a question: Did she learn from a family member or did she learn to drive from a professional? Have you considered a Bondurant or other driving schhol?
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