Holding a fully comprehensive car insurance policy does not automatically grant you the legal right to drive any vehicle on public roads. A widespread motoring misconception is that comprehensive insurance follows the driver everywhere; in reality, comprehensive policies are legally bound to the specific vehicle registered on the policy schedule. Unless your specific policy certificate explicitly includes a "Driving Other Cars" (DOC) extension clause, driving an external vehicle leaves you entirely uninsured under your own policy.
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