We made this insurance just for learners who don't have their own car. That means it works a bit differently from regular insurance, so you need to know what's covered and what's not while you're practising.
Got a clean provisional licence, a supervising driver and someone kind enough to let you use their car? That's a good start.
Covered |
Not covered |
| Provisional licence-holders practising in someone else's car
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Learners practising in a car they own (unless someone else is insuring it!)
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| Supervising drivers who are 25 to 75 years old (including your driving test examiner) |
Supervising drivers who've had a full licence less than 3 years
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| Cover for learner drivers from 17 to 29-years-old
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Driving after you've passed your test. You must stop immediately - that means no driving home from the test centre |
| Chunks of insurance from 1 month to 6 months at a time, which you can add to if you need more time
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Modifications like alloy wheels or tinted windows |
| Practising at any time you like - the more road situations you experience, the happier we are
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Using the car to get to and from work every day, even with your mum riding shotgun
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| Driving up to 10,000 miles per insurance chunk, although we're pretty sure you won't get near it!
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Cars over 11 years old
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| Accidental damage, fire and theft, and medical expenses
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Driving other cars
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| £100 for damage to your stuff if something happens to it as part of a bigger claim
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Drivers who have any points, previous claims or motoring convictions
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It's really important you understand what your cover provides. Anything in the Not covered section could mean your claim is denied.
