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And a method to verify the identity of the person actually doing the driving at the time.
by wool_gather 7y ago
And a method to verify the identity of the person actually doing the driving at the time.
- wjnc 7y agoIn NL we (mostly) insure cars, not drivers. My wife, my kids, even my neighbor or bookkeeper can drive my car and be insured. If they crash it's my premium that gets adjusted. So if someone catches them doing crazy stuff with my car, I find it quite right morally to adapt my premium. Deep fakes are a problem though.
- fyfy18 7y agoThis is the case in my country as well, it make sense that the car owner should be responsible for whatever actions that car takes if the driver cannot be identified. Even if it is stolen it works, as you would obviously file a police report for the theft and so that would indemnify you of any crimes committed from when it was stolen. The only issue is what happens if your bookkeeper gets drunk, borrows your car (because they know where you keep the keys) and then commits a crime?