This question does not make sense but looking at the gist if it I would definitely sat that the answer is no. Covered for what exactly? You get permission "from" not "with".
Yes..fault doesn't matter.
jennifer baxter
State Farm? . . . and pine trees.
A variety of discounts are available for state farm. You can find out more from your local state farm agent, or by checking out their website, but a few of them include: Multiple Vehicle discount, New Vehicle Safety discount, and Good Driving discounts.
It may depend on the state's law, but generally, all motor vehicles can be operated without a driver's licence off the roads. This includes farm equipment. It can generally be used on your own property or on that of someone else who has already given permission. A driver's licence is generally only needed when you are driving on state/town roads.
The same statutory age that your state requires for driving any other vehicle.
State Farm does offer second home insurance. If you or a loved one has two homes they both will in fact be covered no problem. It does cost extra however.
Gates Farm Covered Bridge was created in 1897.
Miller's Farm Covered Bridge was created in 1871.
Spade Farm Covered Bridge was created in 1850.
The farm laborers lived in a small house and couldn't leave a state only with permission.
How often is this person driving the vehicle, do they reside with you in the household? If you answers often and yes - and they are not on the policy, they should be a named driver in order to be covered.