Learner Driver Car Insurance
The ideal insurance product for learner drivers. Our learner driver car insurance is a low-cost short-term policy aimed at saving you money when using a friend's, family members, or even your own car.
Our best deals are direct through our website, not through comparison sites, so make sure to get a quote from us directly.
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Learner Driver Car Insurance from as little as £1.89 per day
With our learner driver cover you can practice in your own car whilst under instruction, alternatively learning in a family member's or friend's car can also be covered without risking their no claims bonus. This specialist short-term scheme is ideal for learners as it runs weekly or monthly so you only pay for what you need before passing your test. The cover is flexible and young drivers are able to choose the length of cover they need from 7 days to 24 weeks.
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Insure your own car or a family car
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Cover available from 7 days to 24 weeks
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Online quotations available
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UK call centre
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Payment options
We can insure young drivers for cars up to Group 32, and a maximum market value of £20,000 including premium models such as an Audi A4 2.0 or BMW 535D. We believe this makes our learner driver car insurance an ideal scheme for learner drivers, as it can be cheaper and more convenient to insure the family car than buying a new one to practice in.
What types of insurance do we offer
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3rd party only
Third-party car insurance is the most basic form of cover. This will cover you for any third-party damage or injury. This cover does not insure you for damages to your vehicle or injury to yourself in the event of an accident.
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3rd party fire and theft
This insurance type covers you for everything in Third-party Only, plus fire-related damage to or theft of your vehicle.
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Comprehensive
Fully comprehensive car insurance from Lexham offers you complete cover. You will be covered for all of the above as well as accidental damage to your vehicle due to an accident.
Learner Driver Insurance FAQS
What is Learner Driver Insurance?
This is an insurance policy targeting new and young drivers and offers a short-term policy to cover them whilst learning to drive. Our cover can range from 7 days to 24 weeks.
How much is Learner Driver Insurance?
There are many factors that contribute to a Learner Driver Car Insurance policy, so, it’s important to get an individual quote that suits you and your requirements. At Lexham you can get a Learner Driver Car Insurance quote online or over the phone.
How do I get Learner Driver Insurance?
Getting such a quote is nice and easy, you can either get a quote online or give us a call.
How do I add a learner driver to my insurance?
Our Learner Driver Car Insurance is a separate product, to get a quote give us a call or click the ‘get a quote’ button.
How does Learner Driver Insurance work?
Learner Driver Car Insurance covers you while you are learning to drive, we offer it as a short-term policy ranging from 7 days to 24 weeks.
What does Learner Driver Insurance typically cover?
It covers the policyholder while they are learning to drive. The same levels of cover are available as with other typical motor insurance – Third Party Only, Third Party Fire and Theft and Comprehensive.
What is the eligibility criteria for Learner Driver Insurance?
This differs depending on the insurer. Give us a call so that we can discuss your options.
How long does Learner Driver Insurance last?
We can offer flexible Learner Driver Insurance, covering from 7 days to 24 weeks.
Does Learner Driver Insurance cover me for my driving test?
This differs depending on the insurer. Give us a call so that we can discuss your options.
What vehicles does Lexham cover for Learner Driver Insurance?
We are able to provide insurance cover on most learner driver cars and can insure up to insurance group 32 and/or a value of £20,000.
Can I get Learner Driver Insurance on my own car?
Yes, we can offer cover on your own car, or cover a friend or family member’s car.
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Short term learner driver insurance
Many learner drivers only need short-term insurance, designed to cover them specifically when learning. Our short-term policy means you can legally drive while you learn in a parent, guardian, relative or friend's car without affecting their existing insurance policy.
This can also add additional convenience for learners who may then wish to buy their own car once they’ve passed, avoiding the need to get a full 12-month policy.
Get extra practice before your test with learner car insurance
The Driving Standards Agency recommends 47 hours of professional tuition, as well as around 20 hours of additional practice for new drivers, before being ready to take a test.
Driving schools include insurance in the cost of their lessons, but if you can get additional practice with a friend or family member, it can really help speed up the process of learning to drive.