It's a short-term insurance policy designed to cover provisional licence holders while they're practicing driving.
Revving up...
Are you revving up for the adventure of learning to drive?
Whether you're aiming to ace your driving test or just clock in some extra practice hours outside of lessons, there's one thing you'll need to hit the road safely: Learner Driver Insurance.
Get a quoteOur Learner Driver Motor Insurance is designed specifically for 17 to 21-year-olds with a provisional licence looking to gain extra practice outside of their professional driving lessons. It's ideal if you want to:
Learning to drive is an exciting milestone, but safety always comes first. With Learner Driver Insurance, you can focus on mastering those tricky parallel parks without worrying about the “what-ifs.”
Ready to hit the road with confidence? Get a quote today and take the first step toward driving independence!
Get a quoteIt's a short-term insurance policy designed to cover provisional licence holders while they're practicing driving.
You are eligible for Learner Driver Insurance, if...
Your Learner Driver Insurance ends immediately, and you'll need to notify your broker to cancel the policy.
Yes, but the car owner needs to have their own insurance in place, and you can get your own separate policy.
No, claims made on your policy won't impact their bonus.
Your supervisor must be over 25, hold a UK licence for 3+ years, and have a clean driving record.
You can insure a car owned by you, or a car owned by a friend or family member – subject to meeting the policy terms.
Yes, once your policy is approved, you're covered instantly.
Yes, in emergencies or after you pass your test, the supervisor can drive the car home.
Policies are short-term, ranging from 7 days to 24 weeks.
Call the 24/7 claims line immediately and follow the procedures in your policy.
Your policy provides up to £200 for required medical treatment if there's an accident.
Racing, off-road driving, carrying hazardous goods, or driving after you've passed your test.
Yes, they must be clearly displayed at the front and back while driving.
Yes, but short-term policies don't usually offer refunds.
You're responsible for ensuring the car is roadworthy and properly maintained.
No, Learner Driver Insurance does not require a black box.
Only if the modifications are disclosed and approved by the insurer.
Typically, you'll need to buy a new policy once the current one expires.
Yes, there is a 14-day cooling-off period if your policy lasts longer than 7 or 28 days.