No, the passenger add-on cover cannot be purchased in conjunction with third-party car insurance. It is available as an add-on cover to the comprehensive auto insurance policy. You will have to pay a higher premium, but this will help you get insurance coverage for the passengers in the insured vehicle in the event of an accident.

 If the vehicle is a tiny one, such as a car that can only carry three people, the insurance will be limited to three people. However, this varies as per vehicle type, and a larger vehicle can insure passengers up to the car's seating capacity. Insurers do not provide financial support to passengers who exceed the vehicle's maximum seating capacity. They will be responsible for the costs, and the insurance company will not be held liable.

 No, it doesn't work that way. You can purchase a separate add-on to cover your paid driver, ensuring that both you and the driver are covered in the event of an accident. The term "passenger add-on" refers to people who are not the car's driver.

 The cost of a passenger add-on policy is determined on the basis of the amount insured and the insurance company. For more information on the pricing of the add-on, contact the relevant insurance carrier.

 No, in the event of an accident, conventional comprehensive car insurance does not cover passenger injuries. The insurance provider will, however, give financial aid for the treatment of bodily injuries caused to passengers of the insured vehicle if the passenger cover add-on is purchased.

 Passenger insurance coverage is available as an add-on and can be purchased with a comprehensive policy. The add-on is not available as a stand-alone cover.  

 A standard car insurance policy does not provide coverage for the passengers in the insured vehicle. You can purchase a passenger insurance coverage add-on cover along with your comprehensive car insurance plan to cover the passengers in your vehicle.