L learners insurance

Cuvva learner driver insurance

The most restricted policy in this set and the restrictions are the least advertised. Three hours a day and a 10pm curfew is fine for topping up practice and no use at all for an intensive week before a test.

Cuvva App-based hourly cover

At a glance

TypeApp-based hourly cover
Ages accepted17 to 50
Cover lengths1 to 3 hours at a time
Your own carNo
Someone else's carYes
Owner's no-claims protectedYes
You build your own no-claimsNot published
Supervisor requirementNot published
Provider's headline priceabout GBP23.45 for 3 hours (Cuvva's own average, as published)

Read from https://www.cuvva.com/car-insurance/learner-driver on 18 September 2026. Where a row says “not published”, the provider does not state it on that page.

Who it suits, from what they publish

On its own published terms this is worth a look if:

  • you want to top up practice in short bursts rather than commit

And it is ruled out, before you get as far as a price, if:

  • you are learning in your own car, which this does not cover
  • you are over 50, which is this provider's published upper limit
  • you are under 17

Things that are easy to miss

  • A hard cap of 3 hours of driving in any one day.
  • Driving is only covered between 7am and 10pm.
  • Your own car is only covered if it already has an underlying annual policy.
  • The provisional licence must have been held for less than 15 years.

How it compares

The same columns for every provider, so you can see where Cuvva sits rather than take our word for it.

ProviderAgesCover lengthsOwn carTheir carOwner's NCBYour NCB
AdmiralInsurer, routes to Veygosame product as Veygonot publishednot publishedYesYesYesNot published
Adrian FluxSpecialist broker16 and overDaily, monthly or annual, including 1 week policiesYesYesYesNot published
AvivaInsurer, resoldsame product as Dayinsurenot published1 day to 5 monthsYesYesYesNot published
CollingwoodLearner specialist17 and over2 days to 12 monthsYesYesYesYes
CuvvaApp-based hourly cover17 to 501 to 3 hours at a timeNoYesYesNot published
DayinsureTemporary cover specialist17 to 501 hour to 30 days, and learner policies up to 5 monthsYesYesYesNot published
GoShortyTemporary cover specialist17 to 751 hour to 24 weeksNot publishedYesYesNot published
Hastings DirectInsurernot publishednot publishedYesYesNot publishedNot published
Insure Learner DriverLearner specialistnot publishednot publishedYesYesYesNot published
MarmaladeYoung driver specialist17 to 3430, 60, 90, 120, 180 or 240 daysNoYesYesNot published
RACMotoring brand, resoldsame product as Dayinsure17 and over1 day to 5 monthsYesYesYesYes
Sterling InsuranceBrokernot published30 days, 90 days or longer, to suit how long the test takesNot publishedYesYesNot published
TempcoverTemporary cover specialist17 to 751 hour to 28 daysYesYesYesNot published
VeygoLearner specialistsame product as Admiralnot publishedBy the hour, week or month, or a rolling monthly subscriptionNot publishedYesYesNot published

coverednot coveredthe provider does not publish it

Before you buy

This is a summary of what Cuvva publishes, not the policy. The policy wording and the Insurance Product Information Document govern what you are actually covered for, and they are the documents to read before you pay. If they disagree with anything here, they are right and this page is out of date.

We have no relationship with Cuvva, we are not paid by them, and this page is not a recommendation to buy from them. It is a reading of what they publish.

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