It’s possible to add your partner or any other qualified driver to your insurance policy as a named driver. The only stipulation is that as the registered driver or owner you must do the majority of driving.  This practice is a form of fraud called ‘fronting’. This is where you get another person, typically a parent, to buy car insurance and put you down as a named driver despite the fact that you’ll be doing most of the driving. Although this might seem a good way to get cheaper insurance, it’s actually fraud and could land both you and your ‘main driver’ in a lot of hot water. If caught, you could face criminal charges and struggle to find affordable insurance thereafter.