Insurance for young drivers
I have 3 daughters who are learning to drive at the same time (heaven help me!)
We are about to buy a small economical car Group 1 or 2 insurance with low road tax for them to use and gain experience. What would be my best approach to insurance?
Does anyone offer a multiple policy that recognises they are sharing one car and therefore will have limited access and time on the road or am I about to get taken to the cleaners!
We are about to buy a small economical car Group 1 or 2 insurance with low road tax for them to use and gain experience. What would be my best approach to insurance?
Does anyone offer a multiple policy that recognises they are sharing one car and therefore will have limited access and time on the road or am I about to get taken to the cleaners!
Asked on 8 July 2012 by John H
Answered by
Honest John
Various options at the end of this directory. Black box telematics based insurance probably best.
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