May 25, 2007 by shilpy shah | Posted in Insurance & Registration

If a car driver on learner's license in California (driving with a spouse who is a license holder and the car insurance holder) does an accident , than does the car insurance company covers that ?

It's actually pursuant to specific policy language, not CA law, however there should be no problem with coverage. As is, you cannot add a driver on to a policy if they do not have a driver's license. As long as you had permission from the owner, the accident

May 05, 2011 by kat | Posted in Insurance & Registration

I will be out of the country for 6 months and nobody will be driving my car and the car will be secured at a safe place. Is car insurance still required under California law during that period of time?
Thanks.

NO. When I was in the Navy stationed in San Diego, I would deploy for 6 months on a submarine. I would put my VW microbus/camper into a gated private storage lot and suspend all but comprehensive, just in case it got vandalized while in storage.This was

Jun 19, 2008 by ACIMTeacher | Posted in Insurance & Registration

I was involved in a minor accident while driving my mother-in-law's car. I am on her policy, so assumed I would be covered, but was just told that I might not be because I was driving for work. Where on the policy does it show whether or not I was

You're not going to like my answer. Most auto insurance policies do not cover the use of a car for business purposes unless you declare the business use to the insurance company so it can be used to properly rate your premiums.

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