How do I insure myself driving someone else’s car?

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1. To insure yourself while driving your sister’s car, follow these steps:

   1. Check Existing Coverage: First, check if your sister’s car is already insured under her policy. Most auto insurance policies cover other drivers who have permission to drive the car. If she’s comfortable with you driving it, her insurance will typically cover you as long as you’re an approved driver. Confirm with her insurance company to ensure it’s valid.

   2. Contact Your Insurance Company: Since you’re in the process of removing your own vehicle from your insurance, contact your insurance provider to discuss your situation. Ask if you can add her car to your existing policy as a “non-owned” vehicle, which some insurers allow.

   3. Get Temporary Coverage: If her policy does not cover you and you need to drive the car regularly, consider purchasing a non-owner car insurance policy. This type of policy is generally less expensive and provides liability coverage when driving vehicles that aren’t owned by you.

   4. Explore Other Options: Some companies offer temporary or short-term insurance policies which can be another solution if you only need coverage for a limited time.

   5. Documentation: Ensure you have all the necessary documentation with you when driving her car, including proof of insurance, registration, and any permissions needed.

   Make sure to communicate with your sister and her insurance provider to ensure you are properly covered. Good luck!

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