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One day insurance for driving test

Neddieog · 2010-10-05 20:35:18

How does it work? Is it even possible to get such a thing? And if not is there some type of temporary insurance available?

05-10-2010 8:35pm

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How does it work? Is it even possible to get such a thing? And if not is there some type of temporary insurance available?

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#2 05-10-2010 9:53pm

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You have got to call your insurance company to find out if they will.

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Neddieog wrote: »

How does it work? Is it even possible to get such a thing? And if not is there some type of temporary insurance available?

It's certainly possible.
I know my insurers (RSA - Cornmarket) charged me 30 euro to add a friend to my insurance for one day so that she could do her test in my car.

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