If you have a provisional driving licence, and you’re aged 17 – 25, we can get you temporary learner driver insurance for as long as you need it – whether that’s just for an hour, or for up to four weeks.

This means you can get comprehensive cover for any practice driving you do outside of your lessons, so you won’t have to worry about getting an annual policy until you pass your test.

It’s illegal to drive without car insurance. This applies to all drivers, including learners.

You don’t need to worry about car insurance when you’re learning with your driving instructor, as they should take care of cover for you. Yet you will need to sort your own insurance out for any driving you do outside of your lessons.

Learning to drive can be expensive enough already, so you probably don’t want to take out an annual policy just to cover the few hours of driving practice you do while preparing for your test.

That’s where we come in. We can get you affordable and flexible temporary car insurance to cover you for any driving you do outside of your lessons.

Our temporary learner driver insurance will cover you for learning to drive in your parent’s car.

If you’re learning in your parent’s car, your temporary learner driver insurance policy will be separate to the car owner’s annual policy. This means that, if you need to make a claim on your learner insurance policy, it will not affect your parent’s no claims bonus. So, a learner driver insurance policy brings peace of mind for everyone!

The cover is comprehensive, which means it includes cover for:

• Fire and theft
• Liability for third party damage or injury
• Accidental damage
• Personal belongings
• Lost keys
• Transport and accommodation expenses in the event of a breakdown

When you’re learning to drive in your parent’s car, you’ll need someone to supervise you for any driving you do outside of your lessons. This person must be aged 21 or over, and they must have had their full driving license for at least three years.

On top of this, the person supervising you must be qualified to drive the type of vehicle you’re learning to drive. For example, if you’re learning to drive a manual car, the person supervising you must also be qualified to drive a manual car.

You’ll also need L-plates for the front and rear of your car.

We can get you affordable and flexible temporary car insurance to cover you for any driving you do outside of your lessons. The comprehensive cover can last for as little as an hour, or for as long as four weeks at a time – however much cover you need to pass your test.