Can I get learner insurance on my own car?
Yes, learners can get insured on their own car. Our Black Box Insurance can actually cover drivers from when they’re learning, to after they pass their test – and we won’t put the price of the policy up once the driver passes! This seamless cover means you don’t have to scramble to arrange a new policy after your test, just give us a call to let us know you passed and you’re good to go.
How does it work?
How do I get learner insurance on a car I own?
Being a learner driver with your own car doesn't mean it has to be difficult to get insurance. We've made it nice and simple to get covered in three easy steps.
The benefits of Marmalade’s Black Box Insurance as a learner
Earn your own No Claims Discount
Get comprehensive cover, allowing you to start earning your own No Claims Discount sooner
No price increase on passing
We won’t hike up the price of your policy once you’ve passed!
Drive without restriction
We don’t impose curfews or nighttime driving restrictions so you’re free to use your car whenever you need it
Hassle-free, seamless insurance
Get cover for before and after you pass your test – without having to take out a new policy
What's covered with car owner's learner insurance?
Legal Liability | |
Damage to your vehicle | |
Windscreen repair/replacement | |
Medical expenses up to £150 per person | |
Personal belongings up to £250 |
Frequently asked questions
Yes. You will need to take your insurance policy documents with you and ensure the car meets certain requirements set by the government. Read the full requirements on taking the driving test in your own car on the government website, and we've summarised the main points here:
- It 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 ends immediately after the test has been passed, so make sure you organise a lift home.
Any driver who is over 25, who currently holds a current valid full UK driving licence, and has done for at least three years, can supervise you. All you need to do is convince them! Check out our top 10 tips for private driving practice to help you make the most of your private practice!
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Named Young Driver Insurance
- Alternative to being a named driver
- Earn your No Claims Discount
- Fully comprehensive cover
- No risk to parents’ No Claims
Learner Driver Insurance
Short term cover on a parent's car
Get in extra driving practice before test
Flexible cover options from 1 month to 8 months
Covers you to take your driving test