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It would be better to tow or trailer the vehicle but otherwise I would say that this would work from a legal standpoint. That's not to say though that a legal nightmare wouldn't unfold if there was an incident.

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In New Zealand if an uninsured drivers car is hit by an insured drivercar will the insured drivers insurance still pay for the damages to the uninsured car?

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