Car insurance for learner drivers australia

As a learner driver with your own car, you may want to take out other insurance to cover you for any possible accidents. You could have these policies under your name or have one of your parents as the policyholder, and you’re just an additional driver. If you don’t have a car, then your parents will need to check if you’re covered on their policy.

Bingle doesn't have a specific leaner driver car insurance product, and you don't need to add learners to your policy. If you want your learner driver to be insured, simply take up either Comprehensive Car Insurance or Third Party Property Damage Insurance, and make sure a listed driver is in the car to avoid the unlisted driver excess.

If you add a teenage learner driver to your car insurance policy, your premium may increase. That’s because younger drivers are statistically more likely to have an accident. A car insurance excess is the fixed amount you pay towards a claim for loss or damage to your car.