Peggy Sullivan - State Farm Agent

🚨Auto Customers: Important Policy Update 🚨
Starting October 15th, if someone regularly drives your vehicle(s), they must be listed on your policy — whether they live with you or not.
✅This includes:
• Anyone who drives your car at least once a month or more
• Anyone who drives your car at least three months out of the year
• For business vehicles: anyone who regularly drives your vehicle for any reason
⚠️ You have 90 days to notify your agent of any changes — like if someone starts or stops driving your vehicle regularly.
📌Why it matters:
• Helps protect you from uncovered claims
• Keeps your policy accurate and compliant
• Ensures the right people are properly covered
📍Bottom line: If they drive the vehicle, they need to be listed as a driver on it (or formally excluded).
Have questions or need to review your policy?
📞 Call, text, or email us today — we’ll make sure your policy is accurate and up-to-date. We want to ensure that you’re fully protected!

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