Can a 25 year old sit with a learner driver?
You do need to watch out for the conditions of your specific policy, though. Some insurers only allow those aged 25 and above to sit with a learner driver. It’s their way of adding a bit more of a safeguard: older drivers are more likely to have more experience.
Can a learner driver have additional passengers in the back?
As long as the front seat passenger meets the requirements for who can sit with a learner driver, it is okay to have additional passengers in the back. However, if you are a learner driver then it may be an idea to leave your mates at home if you’re out practising your reversing around a corner, so you don’t get distracted by ‘back seat drivers’!
Can children be in the car with a learner driver?
As long as the front seat passenger meets the requirements for who can sit with a learner driver, it’s legal for children to also be in the car. However, given the potential distraction of having a child in the car, it is not advisable.