Insurance Help - Supervising Learner in Someone Else's Car?

[Bally-]

Got a friend whose 17 year old son is learning to drive. She split up with the dad many years ago.

The dad has insured his son as a named driver on his car, but son would rather mum came with him on L-plate missions as she's more chilled out.

Mum's insurance on her own car covers her TPFT on other cars, but she's not named on the dad's policy.

Question - can she legally supervise him in the dad's car? The link below suggests not but (a) it doesn't make it 100% clear, and (b) it's not actual t's and c's.

https://www.gocompare.com/car-insurance/teaching-a-learner-to-drive/

"The learner must either be insured as a named driver on your vehicle's policy or, if they're learning in their own car, they must be insured as the main driver, and the supervisor must be insured as a named driver."[/i]

[arry]

Supervised is supervised. As long as there's no endorsement to state he must be accompanied by a named driver only then it's all fair game.

[Bally-]

I was hoping you'd reply

By endorsement do you mean something in the policy?

Thanks

[iooi]

Arry covers it nicely.

But this would be a better option to ensure Dad does not lose any NCD in the event of a prang..

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[ajag]

Why does the mother have to use the dad's car instead of hers? just curious
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[Jewlio Rides Again LLB]

Easy, she can't drive either.
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