I'm currently living with my parents, but I own my own car and have my own insurance policy.
The last time I lived at home, their insurance company cancelled the policy for one my father's cars. I received four or speeding tickets over the span of two years when I was younger, so they refused to insure him while I was living their.
However, I never drive their vehicles, and as I mentioned I have a separate vehicle and insurance policy. How am I still considered a liability?
My parents want me to get around this by registering my car to a P.O. Box. However, I have to prove my physica
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The last time I lived at home, their insurance company cancelled the policy for one my father's cars. I received four or speeding tickets over the span of two years when I was younger, so they refused to insure him while I was living their.
However, I never drive their vehicles, and as I mentioned I have a separate vehicle and insurance policy. How am I still considered a liability?
My parents want me to get around this by registering my car to a P.O. Box. However, I have to prove my physica
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