Book Your Theory Test Today reveals all about ‘Woops’ partnership with TomTom to deliver an innovative new car insurance policy for young drivers.

Recently, Book Your Theory Test Today issued a blog alerting young drivers to a new scam known as ‘ghost broking.’

A series of measures aimed at reducing motoring costs, including insurance premiums, have been unveiled by the Government.

Research conducted by a leading car insurer alleges that young drivers in the UK are ‘dishonest’ motorists.

Rightly or wrongly, young drivers are considered ‘high risk’ when it comes to insuring a motor vehicle and seem to be ‘persecuted’ for being young by the majority of insurance companies.

A warning has been issued to motorists regarding a new insurance scam, dubbed ‘flash for cash’, whereby rogue drivers bait other motorists at junctions by flashing their headlights encouraging them to pull out. Upon pulling out of the junction the unsuspecting victim is then crashed into on purpose with the perpetrator then denying they flashed […]

Introducing Rhys Barker, a young driver, who like many other young drivers struggles to insure his vehicle because of his age and his gender. Whilst Mr Barker did expect his insurance quote to be high, he could not have anticipated receiving an insurance quote of £1.2 million to insure his 10-year old Vauxhall Corsa.

Meet Tim Clarke, he is 19 and like many young drivers he is unable to drive his own car because he does not have the funds to insure his vehicle.

Young drivers feel they are being driven to buy older, cheaper vehicles because high insurance premiums on newer, safer cars are pricing them out of the market, according to new research.