Adding a 17-year-old to your main policy can be pricey, so pay-per-hour could be a better solution. We crunch the numbers
If your teenage son or daughter has just started driving lessons, or is eagerly awaiting the day they can do so, it probably won’t be long before you find yourself having to navigate the world of “learner driver insurance”.
There are lots of companies offering insurance designed for learners, from household names to smaller specialists – but spool back a decade or so, and this type of cover virtually didn’t exist.
Your best bet is to log on to several providers' sites, fill in some details and get a quote, or ring them up
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