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jackliu2008 发表于 2016-12-14 23:23 
1 为了记录事件
2 车又可能没有经过车主同意 比如偷窃的车
3 为了更好的计算概率和保险费
There's a little bit of information that is wrong, and missing from this response.
I've worked in insurance motor claims, in both recoveries (where we chase the responsible person) and settlements (where we pay for the damages) for just over 10 years, and have appeared in court on a regular basis presenting evidence of claims before magistrates.
Firstly, driving someone else's vehicle is ALWAYS a risk. It is my suggestion that you only drive the vehicle of someone who is a very close friend. I have seen situations where someone has an insurance policy, which would cover the friend driving, where the policy holder has refused to lodge a claim against their policy, meaning the driver is responsible for every cent of the "Not at Fault" vehicle.
If you want to drive someone else's car, make sure that they don't have a specified person policy, and that there aren't any additional excesses which might apply due to being unlisted, or due to your age, or experience of driving (usually insurers have an "Inexperienced Driver" Excess for drivers over 25 years, with less than 2 years driving experience).
The most important thing to know is that unless you are driving for your employer, that if found "At Fault" for an accident that you are personally responsible, the owner of the car is absolutely NOT responsible. If there is no insurance, or if your friend refuses to lodge a claim, then the "Not At Fault" party/ies can pursue you personally, including taking court action if you don't pay which can then affect your credit rating if a judgment is recorded.
ALSO... Read your own insurers PDS (Product Disclosure Statement) and Policy Wording (These are sometimes different things)... Make sure you know what you are covered for. I see too many claims declined over silly things, because people don't know about the specific conditions in their insurance.. And usually really easy things to comply with.. It's not there to trick you, its there to protect the insurers risk, and like anything, if you don't like the condition, find an insurer who don't have that specific condition.
There's an old saying in insurance, that you wouldn't buy a pair of jeans that doesn't fit you, so why would you buy an insurance cover that doesn't protect you?
Anyway.. I think my advice is over.. If there's anything else you want to know, ask away.
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