Young driver car insurance

Young driver insurance will always be expensive so shopping around at insurance brokers and some careful planning can save 100s of pounds. Parents can help their children to earn no claims discount with some insurers like Direct Line that offer named driver no claims discount. Under no circumstances should parents use their name as the policy holder for a car that is mainly used by their son or daughter, this is called 'fronting' and insurers will investigate if they suspect this has happened.

Pass Plus is an established training course aimed at new drivers by the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) with the help of insurers and the driving instruction industry. When you have successfully completed your Pass Plus training course you'll be sent a Pass Plus certificate to claim your motor insurance discount. The following insurers have taken part in this sheme; 4Counties insurance, AA insurance, Adrian Flux, Churchill insurance, CIS, Click4Gap (enter voucher code 'PASSPLUS10GAP'), Direct Line insurance, Endsleigh, i-Kube, Privilege, Provident, Quinn Direct, Royal and Sun Alliance, Swinton Car Insurance, Tesco Motor Insurers, Young Marmalade, Zurich Insurance

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