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Fewer Young Driver Accidents Due To Telematics Insurance
The Co-operative Insurance has seen young driver crashes drop by a fifth thanks to their telematics insurance scheme.
The Co-operative Insurance is giving young drivers the chance to insure their car for free via a Facebook competition.
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Confused.com has revealed that the cheapest cars to insure for 17-20 year olds are the Ford KA2 and Peugeot 107.
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Parents of Teen Drivers can relax a little with the introduction of a new high-tech key which will “control” their children’s driving.
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In an innovative move, the Co-operative is first uk motor insurer to reward young drivers with cash back if they drive safely.
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Average motor insurance for young male drivers has exceeded £4,000 per year for the first time, putting driving out of financial reach for many young people.
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Confused.com has today revealed shocking rises in the cost of insuring new and learner drivers.
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A seminar to discuss the education of young drivers will be held at Department for Transport on 8 June 2011.
Continue reading …A proposal for a graduated licence, restricting young motorists from driving at night and carrying young passengers, has been called “draconian”.
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