Short term car insurance can be an advantage for learner drivers. If you’re going to practice driving in a family car, what’s the point of paying for an annual insurance policy if you’re off to university for months at a time without access to the car? Also, you may not want to be tied in to an annual policy when you don’t know how much the insurer will put up the prices by when you pass your test. If you’re practising by borrowing someone else’s car (with permission of course!) it can also make sense to have a short term provisional driving policy in your name rather than being a named driver on their insurance. If you do have an accident, with a short term provisional driving policy, your accident won’t affect their no claims bonus. These are just some of the reasons for buying a short term provisional car insurance policy.

Short Term Provisional Drivers Cover – whether you own or are borrowing a car

Collingwood Learner Drivers Insurance

28 days – 24 weeks policies (from 7 days on renewal)
Insure your own or someone else’s car (as specified)
Fully Comprehensive or Third Party Fire and Theft from just £1.82 per day

www.collingwoodlearners.co.uk