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Once a child turns 16 and they receive their license they must be covered by auto insurance and that usually occurs by a parent placing them on their policy. When a teen has divorced parents and has multiple residences, auto insurance coverage can get a little tricky according to the article “Auto Insurance Coverage for Teen Drivers With Divorced Parents” by LVRJ.com.
Auto insurance companies and states have different policies when it comes to covering additional drivers in a household so it’s important to contact your insurer to see how to proceed. Chances are, if you have a child who has access to driving cars at both parent’s homes then both parents will need to add the child to their policy. The arti
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