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Currently my insurance (fully comp in my name) doesnt allow mods so I wasa thinking of going on thr mothers insurance.

If i solely drove the car under her insurance, thats fraud and called frontin, yeah?

However as I'm off to uni I would onli use the car during the holidays, so probably as much as a secondary drive should be allowed, and my mum wudnt drive it at all, so technically thats not illegal is it?

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well, i know allot of people who drive daily under their mum/dads insurance (as I'm still in college)... i wouldnt worry about it, i know its technically not allowed but i really dont see how they can prove it in any way.

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yeah well tbh if you weigh up the cost and risk you get a far better deal just going on the folks insurance :-)

whos name is the V5 in?

Like the insurance will ever find out that you drive the car less than your mum.

Sometimes you just have to break the rules to get what you want!

The only time I've heard of it happening was my mate the other week, he had the car in his name on the log book and the insurance in his mum's, write off, refused to pay due to fronting.

My car is in my dad's name ( so he's the legal owner ) as he bought it for me.

The insurance is in my dad's name also, with me being the second driver.

So like you say, how the fuck will they ever prove otherwise!?

So like you say, how the fuck will they ever prove otherwise!?

They won't, unless the car is under some sort of surveillance!

The only thing insurance companies are doing to combat this is by not offering as much discount for second drivers.

I even got pulled over by the Police.

On three seperate occasions they asked, "so is the car insured under your name?" I respond, "no, my parent's"

They respond, "oh is that for the cheaper insurance?" I respond, "yes it is"

They respond, "don't blame you it's a killer these days, all sorted you can get on your way now"

try that with ktown popo mate they are nasty little gits! haha

try that with ktown popo mate they are nasty little gits! haha

agreed!

try that with ktown popo mate they are nasty little gits! haha

Don't even think I've ever been to K-Town!

try that with ktown popo mate they are nasty little gits! haha

Don't even think I've ever been to K-Town!

you haven't live Indy mate you should come to airevag when u get back from uni!

I will do mate.

There isn't much going on in Yorkshire in terms of dubs so I have to get to as many as I can.

Here we have DubClub and Skooldropouts meets all the time. There's a meet every week and they're huge! Wish there was something a bit like that back home!

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