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My son has non-owners sr22, so he can drive my car to work and back. He is thinking about getting a motorcycle. If he changes his insurance, and puts it on a motorcycle, will he still be able to drive my car on that same insurance?

Technically, a motorcycle is not an automobile, because a motorcycle does not have four wheels. He may be able to add a 'Miscellaneous Type Vehicle' endorsement to his current personal auto policy. This endorsement will allow him to cover his motorcycle on his current non-owners sr22 policy. If he is unable to do this endorsement, he will need to take out a policy that is separate from his non-owner sr22 policy and keep his non-owner sr22 policy in force.

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The answer forgot to mention that that if he is regularly using your car that his insurance would not cover the liability since he is using it regularly.

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This car insurance question was asked on 7/15/2005

This auto insurance answer was last updated on 3/12/2007

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