Young learner drivers are hit hardest by high car insurance premiums. With less experience than older drivers, the perceived risk of new drivers is high and until a no claims bonus has built up, this is reflected in the price paid for insurance. So to help save you money when it counts, Gocompare.com compares over 125 car insurers in one search. But it’s not all about the cheapest insurance package; we compare the level of cover included for each premium so you know what to expect for your money.
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Learner driver insurance allows you to learn to drive in multiple cars, in fact, any car worth less than £20,000, without risk to the car owner’s insurance. So in theory, provisional learners with learner driver insurance could learn to drive in brothers’, sisters’, parents’, grandparents’ and friends’ cars… not all at once of course! But when practicing with friend or family assistance, remember that they must be over 21 and have been driving for at least 3 years.
