Private Driving on a provisional

Hey, iv had around 12 hours of driving lessons.

I'm insured on my corsa on a policy with my mum and dad.

I want to go out and practice but my mum and dad cant be bothered to take me atm, but my brother will, hes over 21 and has had a license for over 3 years, so he can take me, but i dont know if he needs to be on the policy for that particular car?

Im insured on it, and hes got fully comp on his car and mines fully comp so hes technically insured to drive the car, but not insured on the policy, anyone know whether i can go out with him or not

thanks

 

wil be right

 

im confused, would he even need to be insured at all

iv read mixed things and they dont really make it clear tbh

 

Im fairly sure he doesn't have to be insured but check DVLA's website tons of info on there

 

hes not driving it so he dont need to be insured

 

iv read many things, some people seem to think he wouldnt need to be.

others say he would as he would need to be able to take control of car if needed etc.

however, hes fully cmp so he can drive any car i guess, + i went out wit him anyway haha

cheers

 

i went out in my dad astra turbo at 16 :rofl:

just have L's on ok and will be fine

 

could just call the insurance company and ask them?

 

perfectly legal as minor said, as long as you are insured for the car as a learner then it's fine. the only condition is that someone 21 or over who has held their liscence for over 2 years sit by you like you say. the only thing is obviously he can't drive the car if he's not insured on it.

It is 100% legal to do what you said though :rtfm:

 

lol instead of makin this long poast and waitin for answers i wud just call the insurance company but yes any1 with 3 years licence can teach u with out havin their name on your policy but u must have your policy under learners and have L plates and if you get caught speeding or anything else he will get charged as much as you do.

 

Best not tell my dad that bit then :notme: :banana: :cheers:

 

lol