Veygo's Learner Driver Insurance gives you the flexibility to learn to drive in a friend or family member's car by the hour, day, week or month.
Instant cover |
Cover can start as soon as you've paid or be bought up to 60 days in advance. |
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Stress-free practice |
Practice whenever you want with our flexible cover. |
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Owner's No Claims Bonus is not affected |
You can learn with a friend or family member and their No Claims Bonus won’t be affected if you need to make a claim. |
Veygo is part of the Admiral group and is dedicated to giving people the opportunity to take control of their own journey.
Whether you’re learning to drive, or you’ve passed your test but don't own a car, Veygo Learner Driver Insurance is there to help you get behind the wheel whenever you want.
How do we do this? Through Veygo, we offer flexible, comprehensive cover to you – the person borrowing the car. This means the car owner's insurance and No Claims Bonus are unaffected if you have an accident.
And, we underwrite all Veygo cover so you can expect the same quality insurance products you're used to from Admiral.
As a provisional licence holder, you can get valuable on-road experience with the help of Veygo Learner Driver Insurance.
To be added on to a friend or family members' policy as a learner driver can be very costly and could affect their No Claims Bonus if you do have a bump – this cover protects them from that and keeps prices down.
The cover is only valid if you’re accompanied by a full UK driving licence holder who has driven for at least three years and will end once you pass your test.
Veygo is a new brand whose goal is to provide the best insurance options for 'drivers with no cars'. Veygo is proud to be part of the Admiral Group and its comprehensive insurance is provided by Admiral.
Learner Driver Insurance is a short term, flexible solution for learner drivers that allows you to get insured on a friend or family member's car from one hour to 180 days. The insurance works in addition to any cover already in place on the car and is fully comprehensive.
Any driver over 21 who has held a current and valid EEC licence for at least three years. This doesn't have to be the car owner but you do need the owner's permission to insure and drive the vehicle.