Beginner drivers ripped off by insurers

Children Marmalade, the specialist car insurer for the young, has commissioned dig into which reveals that 86% of learner drivers are being ripped off work by insurers who charge excessively for adding them to pre-existing parental policies.

Apprentice drivers who are 17 typically cost £2,000 at least and £50,000 (per year) at most to be added to the bond policies of their parents.

This has helped create the situation where 300,000 tiro drivers are without insurance and driving illegally.

Young Marmalade Chief Chairman Of The Board Officer Crispin Moger has described the statistics as horrific for thoroughfare safety.

Another problem emerging from the substantial costs involved in adding beginner drivers to their parents’ policies is that many do not traverse b recover any tuition except from their professional driving instructor, a worrying shift as the British Driving Standards recommends a minimum of 22 hours driving in above moreover to professional instruction.

Last month a poll for moneysupermarket.com showed that the British infamous Public are less than enamoured with uninsured drivers, with 62% of those surveyed career for penalties to be made harsher.

However, Steve Sweeney, moneysupermarket.com’s vanguard of motor insurance, does not believe stricter punishments are the freedom ahead, nor does Dan Moore, Which? car insurance expert, both of whom maintain called for innovation and encouragement to promote the uptake of motor car insurance.