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- Cover options available for drivers aged 17–25
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Why QuoteSearcher for Young Driver Insurance?
For many people, learning to drive between the ages of 17 and 25 is a big milestone, but arranging insurance during those early years can feel like a challenge. With less driving experience, younger drivers may be viewed as higher risk by some insurers, which is why insurance premiums can be noticeably higher than for more experienced motorists.
That doesn’t mean finding insurance options is out of reach. Many young drivers want protection that reflects how they actually use their car, whether that’s commuting, studying, or building confidence on the road. We work with brokers who regularly arrange insurance for under-25s and are experienced in arranging insurance for under 25s.
If you’re finding it difficult to secure insurance options that fit your circumstances, simply complete our short form and we’ll arrange for trusted brokers to get in touch and discuss the options available.
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Policy Features for Young Drivers
Depending on the provider and the type of policy discussed, young driver insurance may include:
Breakdown Cover
Options for roadside assistance and recovery if your car breaks down. Find out more about Breakdown Cover.
Excess Protection
Some policies may offer protection to help cover your excess in certain claim situations. Learn more about Excess Protection.
Lost Key Cover
A broker may outline policies that include options for replacing lost or stolen car keys. Read more about Lost Key Cover.
Car Hire
If your car becomes non-driveable, some policies may offer access to a temporary replacement vehicle. Find out more about Car Hire Cover.
Options for Under 25 Car Insurance
It’s completely normal to feel a bit nervous when you first start driving on your own, and it’s also common to be surprised by how much insurance can cost. While lessons and tests are expensive, insurance is often one of the larger ongoing costs for young drivers.
Insurers base their pricing on risk and often consider driving experience when assessing risk. That said, several factors influence how a policy is priced, including:
The Make and Model of Your Car
Smaller, lower-powered cars are generally cheaper to insure. Engine size, vehicle age, and overall value all play a part, which is why cars in lower insurance groups are often associated with lower premiums.
The Type of Cover You Choose
Motor insurance typically comes in three forms:
- Third Party Only (TPO)
- Third Party, Fire & Theft (TPFT)
- Fully Comprehensive
TPO is the legal minimum, but some young drivers prefer fully comprehensive cover for broader protection. A broker can help explain the differences between cover types.
Vehicle Security
Where and how your car is stored matters. Parking in a garage or on a driveway, along with features like alarms or immobilisers, can reduce the risk of theft and may help lower premiums with some insurers..
Driving Behaviour
Some providers may offer telematics or “black box” policies, which monitor driving habits such as speed, braking, and time of travel. Safe driving can sometimes lead to lower costs, depending on the provider. Additional courses like Pass Plus may also be recognised by certain insurers.

