Learner driver insurance is a type of cover specially designed for people learning to drive. It gives opportunity to learn to drive outside of driving lessons. The DVSA say “Research also shows that people who combine their driving lessons with private practice are 50% more likely to pass the driving test”, making learner driver insurance a great addition to your driving lessons.

Learner Driver Insurance can sit alongside the car owner's insurance or as the primary insurance on your own car. You will have the opportunity to start earning your own accelerated No Claims Bonus* and be able to take your driving test in your own car!**

What is Learner Driver Insurance?

When you're driving with learner driver insurance you always need a supervising driver with you. They must always sit in the front passenger seat and will be there to provide support.

It does not need to be the car owner that supervises you when you are driving, but they must meet the following criteria:

• Be at least 21 years old
• Qualified to drive the vehicle type you are driving (e.g. a manual licence if you are driving a manual car
• Hold a full UK or EU licence for a minimum of 3 years

Who can teach me that is not my driving instructor?