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For cover to be valid for this policy, the person that supervises your driving must be aged 25 or over, and have held a full UK driving licence for a minimum of 3 years. It does not have to be the car owner, assuming you have permission from the car owner.
You can change the car on the policy, provided it still meets the criteria of the policy. You can contact us on 0330 343 8814, during office hours, or log into your account to change the vehicle details. Please note that you can only be insured on one car at any given time.
You are only covered for driving the car you specified while taking out your insurance policy. If you want to drive another vehicle, you can change the car on your policy or take out separate insurance.
Cover will stop immediately when you pass, so make sure you have someone to drive you home!
If you have purchased an annual policy, please advise us on passing your test as you may be entitled to a refund, provided you have not made a claim. This is based on the number of days left of the policy, minus an administration fee. Please see our Terms of Business for full information.
Our Black Box Insurance can help you to get on the road in your own car, or your parents' car in a simple, safe and affordable way - get a quick quote here.
We're afraid not. This policy only covers you to drive a car that is owned and insured by someone else, as a secondary driver. If you're looking to insure yourself as the main driver, our Black Box Insurance, will cover you on a provisional and full licence, with no price increase on passing!?
Don't worry, your learner driver insurance will have no impact on either parents' or the car owner's insurance policies. Dual insurance occurs when the same items are insured against a certain risk under more than one insurance policy.
Our Learner Driver Insurance is a temporary risk policy, providing cover for drivers who hold a provisional UK licence and are not named in the main insurance policy covering the vehicle. Therefore, it doesn't cover the same risk as the main policy and doesn't constitute dual insurance.
We'll cover most cars as long as they're in insurance group 32 or less, have a current market value of less than £30,000 and are up to 20 years old.
Learner Driver Insurance covers a specified driver, to drive a specified car, so we're afraid we can't cover more than one person per policy. However, you can take out separate policies for each learner to drive the same car.
A £250 excess would be payable towards a claim you make on this policy.
We can provide cover on the majority of Motability cars with our learner insurance. It's quick and easy to see if we can provide cover via our online quote form.
Yes. You will need to take your insurance policy documents with you and ensure the car meets certain requirements set by the government. We suggest you read the full requirements in our advice on taking the driving test in your own car, but we've summarised the main points here:
- The car must be taxed
- The car must be roadworthy (with a current MOT for cars over 3 years old)
- There must not be any warning lights showing
- There must not be any tyre damage or space-saver tyre fitted
- You must fit L plates to the front and rear of the car and an extra interior rear-view mirror for the examiner
The cover ceases immediately after the test has been passed, so make sure you organise a lift home.
Our Learner Driver Insurance is underwritten by Ageas Insurance. Details of your insurer are shown on your policy documentation.
Our Learner Driver Insurance provides cover for provisional licence holders up to the age of 34.
Once you've purchased your policy you will receive an email with a link to log in and view your policy documents. If you prefer, you can request paper copies of these documents at any time during the policy term, by emailing [email protected]. No charge will be made for this.
Yes, two drivers can have insurance on the same car. For Learner Driver Insurance, for example, the learner and the car owner will each have their own insurance policy.
If you would like to cancel your policy, please get in touch on 0330 343 8814.
For policies of more than 30 days, a 14-day cooling off period applies. If your policy is for 7, 14 or 30 days, there is no cooling off period, due to the short-term nature of the policy.
If you have an annual policy and you cancel after the 14-day cooling off period, you may be entitled to a refund, provided you have not made a claim. This is based on the time elapsed since taking out the policy, minus an administration fee.
You can find details of our refund policy and cancellation charges on our policy details page. Refunds are not available if you have made a claim.