Learner Driver Insurance by Veygo
Flexible cover while you learn to drive
Monthly subscription or hourly cover
Fully comprehensive policies
Protect your family's no claims bonus
What's Veygo's learner driver insurance?
You need to have insurance if you're learning to drive in a car without a professional instructor.
With learner driver (or provisional) insurance, you’re covered for things like:
- accidents
- theft
- malicious damage
- fire
- lost or stolen keys
If you’re learning to drive or taking your driving test in your own car, you can still get learner driver insurance.
Who's Veygo?
Whether you've just started learning, recently passed your test or been behind the wheel for a while, Veygo's got you covered.
Their flexible car insurance covers:
learners
new drivers
drivers who might need temporary or rolling insurance
Plus, they're a part of the Admiral Group, a name you can trust when it comes to car insurance. So, rather than risking your no claims bonus and dealing with unnecessary cancellation fees, get just the cover you need with Veygo.
How does learner driver insurance work?
There are two types of learner driver insurance to choose from.
Want to learn more?
Head to Veygo's website to find out more and to get a quote for your learner experience.
Your questions answered
Find out more about Veygo and getting learner driving insurance.
Do learner drivers need insurance?
Yes. It's the law for all drivers on the road to have insurance, even learners. If you drive and don't have insurance, you could get a large fine and points on your license.
Who can supervise me while I'm driving?
If you're learning to drive with someone who isn't a teacher, they need to:
- be over 21
- have held a full UK driving license for at least three years (from the UK, EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein)
- have a license to drive the vehicle you're learning in - for example, if it's a manual car, they can't teach you with an automatic-only license
- not be banned from driving
Check the GOV.UK webpage for more information.
We've also got a handy guide on supervising a learner driver.
Can Veygo cover me for my driving test?
Yes, Veygo offers cover for driving tests.
Does my cover stop once I pass my test?
Once you've passed your test, you won't be covered by learner driver insurance.
You'll need comprehensive or third-party car insurance to drive. If you were insured as a learner with Veygo, you'll get 10% off their new driver insurance.
Will it affect the car owner's no claims bonus if I need to claim?
No. It won't affect their no claims bonus if something happens while you're driving their car and you need to claim.
How do I contact Veygo?
Head to Veygo's contact page to get in touch with them.
How do I make a claim with Veygo?
Head to Veygo's claims page to start your claim.