Can a named driver on a fully comp insurance drive another vehicle with the owner's permission

Usually for fully comprehensive insurance, you are allowed to drive somebody's else car with the owner's permission. However you need to check whether this is included on the policy by looking at the policy documents that the insurance company sent out to you. If you can't locate the information, it is in your best interest to call up the insurer to confirm everything before you go ahead and let the named driver use your other car. It is also worth noting that named drivers on a policy have the same facility as the policyholder, so if you have comprehensive insurance cover as the main driver, then any named drivers will also have fully comp insurance and if you are allowed to drive other cars, then named drivers will also be able to do so. Mind you that when driving other cars, you will be covered under third party only insurance and not comprehensive, so any damage that is caused to your car whilst the named driver is using it will not be covered.

Both myself and my partner have fully comprehensive insurance, it says on both policies that we may also drive other cars with owner's permission. Can I drive her car without getting into any problems?

Have you included your no claims bonus on both policies?

hi i have just been had by the police i have fully comp insurance and i too can drive other cars.The problem i have which i did not know i sold a car and picked up a new one got stopped and there was no isurance on the car the person who i bought the car from had no insurance on this car has he had brought a new one is insurance still needs to be active on the car i was picking up this i did not know because i was fully comp so to your question you can drive any vehicle but the person you are borrowing or selling mut have his insurance still active on the car.

I work as an independant broker and would like to advise you that you can have any level of cover (Fully comp, TPFT,TP only) and can drive anybody else's vehicle as long as you are over 25 and not in the motor trade, the vehicle you are driving is insured and you will recieve tpo (third party only) only cover.