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While we are without precedent in South Carolina, the Fourth Circuit has considered the question of "regular use" at least twice. The first time was in the case of Campbell, et al. v. Aetna Casualty and Surety Company, 4th Circuit, 211 F.2d 732 (1954), wherein a father owned a truck which he used in his occupation and on which he had insurance. The father did not own an automobile, but *887 his son, who still lived with the family, owned one which the father drove occasionally and which the father was driving at the time of the accident. The father contended that his policy on the truck which contained a "drive other car" provision should cover any liability arising out of the accident. Aetna brought this action for a declaratory judgment on several grounds, one of which was that the son's automobile was excluded from coverage under the exclusion of automobiles furnished for "regular use" to the named insured.

Thus one who was a member of the National Guard driving a truck for only three days was held to be within the policy provision excluding an non-owned automobile used in "business or occupation" of the insured. Voelker v. Travelers Indemnity Company, supra.

The courts have used at least three different criteria to determine if an automobile is a "private passenger automobile" (1) the test used by some courts is the type of vehicle as opposed to its ownership Miller v. Farmers Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, 179 Kan. 50, 292 P.2d 711; (2) other courts have applied the test of the use to which the vehicle is put. Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut v. Bidwell, 192 Tenn. 627, 241 S.W.2d 595; (3) still other courts have applied the test of ownership. 38 A.L.R.2d 867.

Coverage is therefore excluded under the terms of the policy since the police car, a "non-owned" vehicle being used in the occupation of the insured as a policeman was not a "private passenger automobile". 041b061a72