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If you need to borrow a car for a house move or a trip, or if you’re learning to drive and want to practice on a friend or family member’s car, you will need to get car insurance cover.<\/p>

In some instances, you might be able to join the car owner’s policy, but that is most likely to mean that their no claims status will be affected if you have an accident and need to claim. No one needs that level of responsibility.<\/p>

Veygo’s car-sharing insurance policy offers comprehensive, temporary car insurance from as little as 1 hour up to 30 days. It is particularly useful for learner drivers, but can be a good solution for anyone looking to get cover for a short period of time.<\/p>

Who is Veygo?<\/h3>

Veygo is a UK-based insurance company that was founded in 2017, and is part of the Admiral Group. Veygo specialises in learner-driver insurance and temporary car insurance.<\/p>

The company aims to help young drivers and drivers who need to borrow someone else’s car by providing them with an affordable way to get them on the road.<\/p>

Who underwrites Veygo’s car insurance?<\/h3>

Veygo is part of the Admiral Group, and is administered by EUI Limited. It is underwritten by Admiral, which is authorised and regulated by the UK financial watchdog, the Financial Conduct Authority.<\/p>

There’s more in the policy schedule about the underwriters of the policy.<\/p>

Veygo learner driver insurance<\/h3>

Veygo is a particularly useful service for learner drivers. You can register your provisional licence and add the details of the car you wish to drive, or even multiple cars if you’re an extra lucky learner!<\/p>

Whenever you want to practice, you log in to Veygo’s app and pick the car you want to drive (the details all get saved for easy access), or add a new one. Cover is instant and comprehensive.<\/a><\/p>

The best thing about it is that you won’t affect the no-claims discount<\/a> status of the car’s owner if you have an accident, which should prevent any family riffs or fall-out with friends.<\/p>

Once you’ve passed your test, you simply update your details on the app to say you are now a fully qualified driver. You can then take out Veygo’s temporary car insurance when you need to, if you want to borrow someone’s car.<\/p>

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Note that you can’t just get temporary car insurance for your own car whenever you want to use it. Even if you only drive it on rare occasions, it’s illegal to own a car without a valid insurance policy, unless you declare it as SORN<\/a> with the DVLA. This isn’t recommended unless you know you definitely won’t need to use the car for at least two months.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

What does Veygo’s comprehensive cover include?<\/h3>

Veygo’s temporary car insurance provides comprehensive cover while you’re on the road. Features include:<\/p>