What is the best way to insure a learner driver?
What are the best options for getting my 17-year-old son insured whilst learning to drive?
Asked on 11 August 2022 by Martin Hallett
Answered by
Dan Powell
Any reputable driving school will have suitable insurance in place for your son to learn to drive in their vehicle.
If you are going to teach him to drive with your own vehicle then you can add him as a named driver (although this may push up your premium).
A learner policy will cover your son if he wants to learn to drive with his own car.
If you are going to teach him to drive with your own vehicle then you can add him as a named driver (although this may push up your premium).
A learner policy will cover your son if he wants to learn to drive with his own car.
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