Learner Young Drivers Car Insurance
Posted on June 5th, 2010
Passing your driving test is one of the best days in a young driver’s life. It brings a sense of freedom and responsibility that is hard to beat when you are 17 or 18. The problem is though that you may actually have to pay more for your young drivers insurance after you pass your test. Yup, a recent survey revealed that young drivers car insurance premiums go up after a 17 or 18 year old passes his or her test.
There is one major reason for this and that is the fact that learners have to have parental or experienced supervision in order to be on the road. Failing to do so voids the insurance. Those drivers that have passed their tests can legally go out onto the road as and when they like with nobody to supervise. As such, when you pass, you will need to seek other competitive discounts to bring your premiums down
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