Learner Driver Car Insurance | Provisional Licence Motor Insurance

• Learner Driver Car Insurance – By clicking on the banner we will immediately transfer you to our partner, the Insureyourmotor.com website and quote engine

• Looking for Cheap Insurance for Provisional Drivers? – Our partner* compares prices from many companies to find the cheapest car insurance for provisional licence holders

• Earn No Claims Bonus – You will earn no claims bonus even as a provisional licence holder

• Online Quotes and Immediate Cover – If you have bought a car, our partner can help you get covered immediately and on the road today

Learner Driver Car Insurance | Insurance on a Provisional Licence

Many insurance companies simply will not provide quotes for learner drivers simply because of the higher risk associated with their lack of driving experience. However, our partner works with leading insurers on their panel and can try to find you cheap car insurance for learner drivers.  We transfer clients to Insureyourmotor.com for car insurance, to try and save you money on provisional driver car insurance. By clicking on the banner above, we will take you directly through to the Insureyourmotor.com site where you can get a quote online.

Some providers are happy to insure provisional drivers and in some instances learner driver car insurance can be cheaper than it is for someone who has newly passed their test.  As a provisional licence holder, you will be accompanied by a parent or more experienced driver. 

When you do pass your test, don’t forget to tell your insurer. For most policies it won’t make any difference part way (mid term) through a policy but at renewal, it can make quite a difference.

You might also consider completing the pass plus course when you do pass, click on the link to read why this can save some new drivers a lot of money.

If you are buying your own car to learn to drive in, you should insure it yourself.  It is best to start earning your own no claims bonus ASAP as this will help reduce your premiums in coming years dramatically.  It is not unusual for an eighteen year old insuring for the first time to see their premium cut by 50% the following year once they have accrued one years no claims bonus.

The criteria for provisional licence holders to drive legally with an accompanied person are as follows:

• The learner must hold a valid, provisional driving licence for Great Britain (or Northern Ireland).
• The learner must make sure that the vehicle is roadworthy, taxed and insured.
• The accompanying driver must be over the age of 21 and must have held (and still hold) a full licence (in the same vehicle category as the car / vehicle that is being used for tuition) for a minimum of three years.
• As a learner driver you must display 'L' plates ('L' or 'D' plates in Wales) prominently on the front and rear of the vehicle you are driving.
• Then you are all set to be accompanied to drive

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