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Greeny · 23-02-2013, 10:12

When our son passed his driving test he was offered to take a Pass Plus ( I think thats what it is called ) the instructor took him on the motorway etc etc, this reduced the insurance . It is also cheaper if you insure two cars but both have to be at same address, we did this too . He uses Aviva and believe me they have really looked after him. A couple of years ago when bad snow and ice hit us , he worked out of town and while taking care ( witness say ) skidded down a short hill and hit a 4x4 that was parked . Because of the conditions he only lost 1 yr no claims, he was provided with another car( free of charge) while his own was in garage . Not sure but think he was 23/24 at the time.When he moved away from home they even gave him some refund .

23-02-2013, 10:12	#16
Greeny Full Member+ Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 817 Liked: 210 times Rep Power: 6828	Re: Car Insurance for young drivers When our son passed his driving test he was offered to take a Pass Plus ( I think thats what it is called ) the instructor took him on the motorway etc etc, this reduced the insurance . It is also cheaper if you insure two cars but both have to be at same address, we did this too . He uses Aviva and believe me they have really looked after him. A couple of years ago when bad snow and ice hit us , he worked out of town and while taking care ( witness say ) skidded down a short hill and hit a 4x4 that was parked . Because of the conditions he only lost 1 yr no claims, he was provided with another car( free of charge) while his own was in garage . Not sure but think he was 23/24 at the time.When he moved away from home they even gave him some refund .