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Yes, initially. You can purchase additional insurance to cover other drivers http://www.akaqa.com/question/q1919745517-If-i-loan-a-person-my-car-am-i-responsible-if-he-gets-in-an-accident#on your policy. Also like stated above the person driving may have insurance that covers themselves while driving someones vehicle.
You may have to sue the driver if they get into an accident in your car to recover damages. You would win in court, but it's best to make sure if you lend out your car that the guest driver has their own insurance. It's not worth loosing a friend over this.
You may have to sue the driver if they get into an accident in your car to recover damages. You would win in court, but it's best to make sure if you lend out your car that the guest driver has their own insurance. It's not worth loosing a friend over this.
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