Learner Driver Insurance for Your Own Car
Get learner driver insurance for your own car from just 65p a day. Our cover helps you build up your no claims bonus on the go, which can lead to cheaper car insurance when you pass your test.
Why choose Adrian Flux for learner driver insurance on your own car?
If you’ve already invested in your own car, you’ll want to pass your test in record time. Our flexible cover:
- Allows you to gain more experience on the road with family and friends without having to pay an instructor
- Can be taken out for just a few days, weeks or months, or for a full year
- Offers fully comprehensive cover for vehicles up to insurance group 45, valued for less than £30,000
- Allows you to build up your no claims bonus, which results in cheaper black box or new driver insurance when you pass
- Can be used for all stages of your learning-to-drive journey, from your first lesson to your driving test
- Optional extras available, such as excess protection, breakdown cover, and personal accident cover
- Flexible payment options and plans available
Can a learner driver get insurance on their own car?
Yes! Learners driving their own car can get insurance through Adrian Flux. Insure your vehicle for as long as you need to pass your driving test. Plus, switching to new driver insurance couldn’t be easier once you’ve passed – just give us a call.
What is the cheapest way to insure a learner driver?
If you’ve splashed out to buy your own car, we don’t blame you for wanting to find cheap learner driver insurance! There are a number of ways you can reduce the cost of your cover. This starts with the type of car you buy – as a general rule, vehicles in a low insurance group are cheaper to insure.
Taking out cover for just a few months until you pass can also help you save money, and getting extra time on the road with family and friends instead of relying solely on taking lessons with your instructor can save you a lot too.
The benefits of learning in your own vehicle
Learning in your own car can be highly beneficial to learner drivers as it means you can use the same car for both your instructor-led driving lessons and your private practice sessions if you so wish.
By learning in your own vehicle, you’ll also become more familiar with the car, both for your driving test and when you pass.
