If you’re learning to drive, you’ll need more than just a provisional licence and a few lessons to pass your test. Learner drivers must be insured when practising outside of lessons with approved instructors. It’s a legal requirement. But that doesn’t mean you have to take out a full annual policy or go through the…
Getting your provisional licence is the first big step towards becoming a fully qualified driver. But even before you pass your test, you can still get penalty points – and they stay with you long after your L-plates come off. In fact, thousands of learners get points each year for offences like speeding, driving unsupervised,…
The short answer? No, you cannot drive a car home without insurance or tax, even if you’ve just bought it. Buying a new car is exciting – but before you drive it home, it’s essential to understand the legal requirements. Whether it’s your first car, an upgrade, or a new set of wheels from a…
Student life can be expensive. Between rent, food shops, travel, and everything in between, keeping costs down is a constant priority. Car insurance often feels like a luxury students can’t justify – especially if you’re not driving every day. But what if you do need to get behind the wheel now and then? Whether you’re…
Supervising a learner driver and helping them to get road-ready is a big responsibility – but it can also be one of the most rewarding things you do. If you’re a parent, older sibling, or trusted friend offering extra practice between lessons, it’s a great way to boost their confidence and help them prepare for…
Emergencies don’t wait – and neither should your insurance. Whether plans fall through, a family crisis hits, or someone else can’t drive, emergency car insurance helps you get behind the wheel quickly and legally. With our flexible temporary car insurance and temporary van insurance, you can get covered in minutes and be on the road…