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? asked in Cars & TransportationInsurance & Registration · 8 years ago

If a car is owned and insured with liability in TN but someone in TX borrows it, is it insured for..?

Is it insured for the TX driver borrowing the vehicle?

Update:

Oh, I don't mean insured by accident I mean by being pulled over in tx and a tx resident is driving the vehicle. TX law requires at least liability insurance for every driver.

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  • ?
    8 years ago
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    Yes! Unless TX is a NO-FAULT. Then no. If somebody hits that car with no insurance. Then your out of luck. It's best to add that person temp until you get the car back.

  • mustanger
    Lv 7
    8 years ago

    Not unless his name is on the insurance card.

    Source(s): Texan.
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