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I think the reasoning behind this is that while you can only drive one car at a time , while you are driving one car the other can be damaged or stolen while it is parked up .... which is why the two cars must be on two separate policies ...
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That may be quinn directs excuxe but i had 3 bikes on my old policy with Hibernian, only had to pay for the dearest then 25 each extra (admin charge) for the others.
Insurance is all about risk assesment and lets be fair its the same or less risk that your second car will be damaged or stolen while your driving the other. The only time that it would be worse for the insurance company is if you crash your first car and in the same day your second car gets stolen, or both get stolen at the same time but whats the chances of that. 1,000,000 : 1