RED’s Learner insurance is a great way to gain those extra recommended hours of practice sessions in your car, or a friend’s or relative’s car. RED is partnered with Dayinsure, a specialist learner insurance provider.
RED’s Learner insurance is a great way to gain those extra recommended hours of practice sessions in your car, or a friend’s or relative’s car. RED is partnered with Dayinsure, a specialist learner insurance provider.
Learner driver insurance is a type of car insurance specifically designed for individuals with a provisional driving licence who are learning to drive in a family member’s car, a friend’s vehicle, or their own. It offers temporary coverage while you practice, ensuring you’re protected against accidents or damage.
The DVSA states that, on average, it takes 45 hours of professional instruction and 22 hours of private practice to learn to drive, so learner driving insurance is a great way for you to get in as much driving time as possible before your test. It is also ideal if you want to practice in a specific model, or a car you know you will be driving once you’ve passed.
As a learner driver, if you are planning on practising driving in your car or someone else’s car, then you must have learner insurance to ensure you’re covered in case of accidents and to protect the car owner’s no-claims discount.
Learning to drive independently, in addition to your driving lessons, is a great way to enhance your skills and build on your confidence. Getting learner insurance for a day is an ideal solution for those who want short-term coverage while practising their driving skills, such as a weekend driving session or a quick refresher before a driving test. You can also get long-term insurance and cancel at any time with no extra charges.
Not only is learner driving insurance great for you to do extra hours to practice, but also a requirement by law to have insurance, even if the owner of the car has their own insurance. There are strict consequences if you are driving without insurance (qualified or learner driver); You can get a fine, be banned from driving and get up to 8 penalty points.
Learning to drive is an exciting milestone, but it’s important to have the right insurance coverage while gaining experience on the road. RED is partnered with Dayinsure, a specialist learner driver insurer, to provide insurance specifically for provisional licence holders, offering flexible, affordable, and comprehensive protection that gives you the freedom to practise with confidence.
Whether you’re learning in a family member’s car or your own, RED’s provisional insurance ensures that you’re fully covered, so you can focus on developing your driving skills without any added stress. With tailored options and a reputation for reliability, RED Learner Driving Insurance makes getting behind the wheel both safe and straightforward.
We’d like to introduce you to our partner, Dayinsure, a specialist learner driver insurer, whose policies are underwritten by Aviva, and could help you gain that vital extra practice you need.
RED powered by Dayinsure insurance is introduced by RED Driving Services (Company Registered No: 07372476, Registered Office: RDS Driving Services Ltd, Pavilion 6, Coxwold Way, Billingham, TS23 4EA), acting as an Introducer Appointed Representative, to Dayinsure.com limited (Company Registered No: 4996289, Registered Office: Mara House, Tarporley Business Centre, Nantwich Road, Tarporley, Cheshire CW6 9UY). Dayinsure.com limited are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, FCA reference No: 304010.
There are many benefits to getting learner driving insurance, not only for you but also if you are practising in a family or friend’s vehicle. Here are the main advantages of provisional insurance:
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All you need is your name, UK driving licence, UK address, date of birth and the vehicle information (including the registered keeper’s details i.e. the car owner).
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Tell us whether you need temporary learner driver insurance for a day or a longer period, and when you need that cover to start.
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You must pay using your debit or credit card to buy your learner policy. Then, you're set to get some extra practice outside of your driving lessons!
Yes, some car insurance providers provide learner insurance for a day. This type of short-term insurance is designed specifically for provisional licence holders who need temporary coverage, allowing them to practice driving for a single day. This daily insurance is ideal if you’re planning a one-off driving session, preparing for your driving test, or just want some extra practice. It also ensures that any claims won’t impact the car owner's existing insurance policy, making it a convenient and worry-free solution for both you and the vehicle owner.
No, you do not need learner driver insurance if you are learning to drive with a qualified instructor. All RED Instructors will have their insurance to cover them, you and the vehicle before you proceed with lessons. However, if you plan on practising driving with a friend or family member, you will need to get your learner driver insurance policy.
Practising with friends and family is a great way to get yourself ‘test ready’. The DVSA states, “On average, it takes people 45 hours of driving lessons with a driving instructor and 22 hours of practice with family or friends to learn to drive.” It also limits risk to the car owner’s No Claims Bonus and you can get a fine, be banned from driving and get up to 8 penalty points for driving without insurance.
We’ve partnered with DayInsure to provide our learners with great-value cover available in minutes. The first thing you’ll need to do is decide how to use the insurance, whose car you'll be driving, and how long you want to be insured.
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