Only Pay for the Hours You Drive
Why pay for a full year of insurance when you only need a few hours of practice?
With Short Term Insurance, you choose exactly how much cover you need from a single hour up to weeks. It’s designed to let you practise outside of your driving lessons in a friend’s or family member’s car, so you can build real confidence on the road before your test.
How Much Does Short-Term Learner Driver Insurance Cost?
Whether you need an hour behind the wheel or a full week of practice, Short Term Learner Driver Insurance has you covered, with flexible policies that fit around your schedule.
| Duration | Starting From |
|---|---|
| 1 Hour | £19.14 |
| 2 Hours | £21.80 |
| 3 Hours | £21.80 |
| 4 Hours | £17.58 |
| 1 Day | £24.54 |
| 2 Days | £31.86 |
| 3 Days | £30.17 |
| 4 Days | £45.18 |
| 1 Week | £55.45 |
| 2 Weeks | £78.05 |
Why Not Just Go on a Parent's Policy?
If you’re learning to drive, you’re legally required to be insured to practise in any car outside your professional lessons. Many learners get added to a parent’s annual policy, but that comes with risks:
It can push up the main driver’s premium, put their no-claims bonus at stake if there’s an incident, and lock you into ongoing costs even if you only need the odd hour of practice.
Short-term cover avoids all of that. You’re insured on a separate policy, so the car owner’s record stays completely protected.
Why Learners Choose Short Term Insurance
Your policy sits alongside the car owner’s existing cover, not instead of it. That means any claims stay on your policy, their no-claims discount and premium are completely unaffected. Peace of mind for parents and supervisors.
Every learner progresses at a different pace. Maybe you want extra practice before tackling roundabouts, or a confidence boost in the week before your test. Cover from just 1 hour means you only ever pay for the time you actually use.
The more time you spend behind the wheel, the faster everything clicks. Private practice between lessons is where the big leaps happen, junctions stop feeling daunting, clutch control becomes second nature, and the test starts feeling like something you’re ready for, not something you’re dreading.
Driving without proper insurance can mean points on your provisional licence, fines, and driving bans. With Short Term Insurance, you and your supervisor are properly covered every time you practise; so you can focus on the driving, not the paperwork.