Young Drivers Insurance & Longer Learning Periods
Posted on October 4th, 2010
Did you know that just over a third of all deaths on the road are young drivers under the age of 25? If you did not then you may be surprised at these figures, but then it does make sense in the context of premiums offered via young drivers car insurance. This is why many believe that the rules of the road are in need of reform and research released just a few days ago has demonstrated that this has the backing of over 75% of drivers.
The proposals would see learners learning how to drive for at least a year to give them more experience on the road with a view to reducing accidents. It would certainly solve a few problems on the road but whether it would ensure the young drivers are sensible enough to obey all road laws and not drive recklessly remains to be seen.
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Young Drivers Insurance & Drink Driving
Posted on June 17th, 2010
In the past few days, I’ve written a few posts on England, the World Cup and car insurance but this one is perhaps the most important for young drivers insurance premiums and, in fact, young drivers’s licenses as well. It is a well known fact that any infringement shortly after passing your test could lead to your license being revoked. However, if you have been passed a couple of years then you should still steer clear of problems if you want your young drivers car insurance to remain at the present levels.
The one and only point to make here is that you should never drink and drive. This is especially important today given the police will be pulling cars over after World Cup games and performing routine checks. Even
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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. A
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