If your parents purchased a car for 16-year-old daughter and registered it in their names how should the vehicle be insured Virginia?

If your parents purchase a car for you, even though you are not yet 18 years old, they must insure the car in their names. It doesn't matter that the car is registered in their names as the owners and you are registered on your permit as the driver. The liability insurance on your parents' car insurance policy will cover any accidents that you cause.

Additional Tips for Virginia Teenage Drivers

- If you are pulled over by the police for speeding or any other traffic violation, be polite and respectful.

- Provide the officer with your license, registration, and proof of insurance.

- Do not admit to any wrongdoing.

- If you are cited for a traffic violation, you should pay the fine or go to court to challenge the citation.

- If you are convicted of a traffic violation, your parents may be required to pay a fine.

- Your parents may also have to increase the amount of liability insurance on their car insurance policy.