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Hi Sylver, thanks for asking. Depending on the comprehensive or collision coverage you have on your vehicle, there could be coverage for this scenario. I advise speaking with your insurance advisor to discuss your specific policy and coverages.

If they live in your household, you will most likely have to add them on your own auto insurance policy.

Hi Rasheen, you should consult an independent insurance advisor in your state, as state laws vary. Most insurance companies require all licensed individuals who live in the household to be listed on the insurance policy.

Hi, if you have an adult child who does not live with you, I'd recommend they get their own auto insurance policy. Please check with a local insurance advisor to understand your insurance company's requirements. Most carriers would require them to get their own policy.

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