If i want to teach someone else to drive, do i need to be insured on the car, as well as them?

I want to teach someone else to drive, i know you need to be over 21 and have been driving three years. but not sure if i need to be insured on the car as well as the person im going to be teaching??

Answers:
yes, the person supervising must be insured to drive the vehicle
No you do not but it is best just in case you need to take over. Get yourself added as a named driver.
Everybody will need to have insurance.
Good question,
No
Yes!
You are BOTH in charge of the vehicle!
In other words, you have to be also sobber, not on the mobile, able to take control and belted!
yes you need to have insurance on yourself and the other driver..
I know in the state of South Carolina you have to be, but if it's their car, I don't believe so. The insurance on them covers any passengers. But, if you're going to be driving in the teaching, then I believe you do.
It depends on the state but most states REQUIRE that you have insurance. In fact they will make you sign a form that says that you will carry insurance. You should contact your BMV or DMV.
it would be good if you where insured on the vehicle because if the person you are learning to drive gets in a fluster and decides she has had enough,and you have to drive if you get stopped by the police and have to produce you documents you wont be insured and consequently get points on your licence
Why would ask this on Yahoo? Just call your local BMV for goodness sakes.
Yes hun you do need to carry the Insurance, because if somthing was to happen the Perosn your letting drive, they wont come after them, if the car is in your name
check your local laws in my state you need to be at least 22, been driving crash free for 3 years or longer, insurance is mandatory for at least one of you, also in my state you cannot legally buy a car without a driver licence. I say again : Check your state law before you start that way you can avoid any {suprises) hidden in the law books.

Your laws may vary.
As the law stands in the UK you are only allowed to teach immediate family members unless you are a qualified driving instructor.Sorry just pointing this out in case of accident.
you will definitely NEED insurance to sit in with a learner.
YES

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