Temporary learner driver insurance gives you a way to get practice away from your driving lessons with a short-term, flexible policy. Below are some of the great benefits.
- Cover for your own vehicle or your parent’s
- Cover for drivers aged 17 to 75
- Choose from hourly, daily and weekly cover
- Easy pressure-free quotes
- Protect the car owner’s No Claims Bonus
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A guide to temporary learner driver insurance
Temporary learner driver insurance is a great for you to get more practice outside of your lessons as a provisional driver. You can get temporary learner driver insurance for your own car, if you have one, or you can take it out on a friend or family member’s car, provided you have their permission of course.
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Did you know?
Temporary learner driver insurance is incredibly flexible and you can get cover only for the amount of time you want.
What is temporary learner driver insurance useful for?
Some of the great uses for temporary learner driver insurance:
- Borrowing a friend or family member’s car (they will always need to be in the car with you)
- Getting extra practice before your test
- Getting practice in addition to your driving lessons
- Take your driving test in your friend or family member’s car
What types of policies are available?
You can get:
How much does temporary learner driver insurance cost?
The cost of a temporary learner driver insurance policy will depend on a few things
- Your age – Although many learner drivers are younger, this isn’t always the case. You might find that you can get temporary learner driver cover cheaper if you’re over the age of 25.
- The car you’re getting cover for – The car you’re getting temp learner insurance for will have a big impact on how much you pay too, whether it’s your own car or a friend/family member’s.
- The length of the policy – You can take temporary learner driver insurance at for as little as one hour up to 24 weeks. The longer your policy lasts, the more it will cost.
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Did you know?
Temporary learner driver insurance is usually quite affordable and a great way to get in some practice before your test.
Are there any ways to save money on temporary learner driver insurance?
Yes, a couple of good ways to save money are:
- Get cover on a modest car – If you have a choice of cars that you can get temporary cover on, it’s usually better to opt for a smaller, more modest car since it will to cheaper to insure.
- Get cover for a smaller amount of time – You can get temporary learner driver insurance from as little as one hour all the way up to 24 weeks. You should think about how much you plan to practice and pick a policy that covers you just for the period of time you need.
- Shop around for quotes – It’s always important to get quotes when you want to get the best price on temporary learner driver insurance.
What do I need to take out a temporary learner driver insurance policy?
In order to get a temporary learn driver insurance policy, you must:
- Be at least 17 years of age
- Hold a provisional UK driving licence
- Not have any claims or penalty points
- Have a permanent UK address
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Temporary Learner Driver Insurance FAQs
What am I covered for?
Most temporary learner driver insurance policies will provide you with fully comprehensive cover, so you’re able to practice in your named car with full peace of mind.
Do I need insurance as a learner driver?
Yes, if you’re practicing in a parent’s or friend’s car, then you’ll need to have insurance to cover you while you’re driving. This doesn’t apply when you’re doing lessons since your driving instructor’s insurance will cover you.
Can I drive on my own with learner driver insurance?
No, you always need to have somebody with you on your lessons who is over 25, has at least 3 years driving experience and has a full UK driving licence.
Can I use my learner driver insurance for my driving test?
Yes, if you prefer to take your test in the car you’ve been practicing in, then you could do this with learner driver insurance, provided the car meets the standards for a driving test.
How much will temporary learner driver insurance cost?
This will depend on things like your age and the length of the policy so it’s not possible to give an exact figure.
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