Allowing another driver for a day to drive a car.

[Ironduke12]

I need to allow a relative to drive my car for a day at the end of the month, I have spoken to my insurer and on principle they allow this as long a it is specific temporary cover as the underwriter doesn't allow dual insurance.

How does this work? Any stand out companies that you have used?

[vikingaero]

If you don't want your own no-claims affected you could use day insurance.

[hoodedreeper]

I've used a company called Cuvva for day insurance in the past, worth a look

[Ironduke12]

vikingaero said:

If you don't want your own no-claims affected you could use day insurance.

Hi, yes sorry I should have been more clearer. That is what they were refering to.

[Ian_SW]

Unless the relative is a much higher risk profile to you (age, points etc), it can be cheaper just to add them as a named driver for the remaining duration of the normal policy. That works only if they hold a GB licence though.

There is obviously a small risk of them crashing and causing you to lose no claims discount, but there is the same risk every time you take the car out yourself. If I thought a relative or friend was at a significantly risk of crashing my car than I was, I'd not be lending it to them!

[JQ]

hoodedreeper said:

I've used a company called Cuvva for day insurance in the past, worth a look

We've used Cuvva multiple times, it's a great product as you only pay for the amount of time driving the car.

[Davie]

Yup, echo the above... have used both Cuvva and RAC day insurance several times previously. Takes a few minutes to arrange, usually under £20 for the day so bit of a no brainer really.

[carpet_9000]

Do they have their own car and insurance policy? They might have third party cover for driving your car. It's not fully comp but if it's just for a day might be worth the risk.