It can certainly be difficult to find cheap car insurance if you have an LC20. LC20s are defined as driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence. Basically this conviction is received for driving a vehicle whilst using a provisional licence without an adult (that carries a licence) present at the time that the offence took place. You could expect to receive between 3 and 6 points depending on the situation.
In 2018 there is going to be a change to who’s’ allowed to drive on the motorway. That’s right they are going to be allowing learner drivers to actually be able to drive on them before passing their test.
Failure to stop after an accident
An AC10 conviction code is something that you will receive when you have been caught after failing to stop after being involved in an accident with your vehicle. Although this endorsement does not involve a large amount of careless or dangerous driving it is definitely something that insurers will not look favouringly upon. This is down to the fact that just the presence of it being on a license flags up a potential increased risk, some insurers might even out right refuse to give quotes out to drivers that have the AC10 endorsement.
What is a Black Box? Often known as Telematics, The Black Box is fitted to your vehicle, it will always be on and will not affect the vehicles performance. It usually is in a tamper proof, sealed box. Vehicles fitted with a black box will help your car insurance, Black box car insurance policies works […]
We thought we would take a look into how driving convictions and endorsements can affect the cost of your car insurance.
Failure to look around for the best car insurance premium may result in you paying more, Here’s a quick overview to help you get the best deal.
