Feature-packed driving instructor insurance that won’t break the bank
With £100,000 of FREE legal expenses cover included as standard on all policies, as well as a range of policy benefits such as off-road tuition for any age, comprehensive driving of other cars and cover for instructors, Intelligent Instructor Insurance will find you the right driving instructor insurance policy tailored to your needs.
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Get bespoke driving instructor insurance from Intelligent Instructor Insurance
- Flexible and inexpensive cover for driving instructors
- Dual-control replacement vehicle can be provided if necessary
- Public liability cover available
- Breakdown cover available
- Cover for trailer instruction available
- No forms to fill out when applying for insurance
- Insurance policies from the UK’s largest insurers
- Up to £100,000 of free legal expenses cover
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Great rates for PDIs and ADIs
Whether you are still in training or if you’re a fully qualified instructor, we can help you get affordable cover on your driving instructor insurance. Our very best prices are only available over the phone – call us for a quote on 0800 181 4552.
Schedule a free callback to get a quote
Schedule a free callback to get a quote
Public liability car insurance available for driving instructors
We offer hire and reward public liability insurance for driving instructors to help protect you and your business in the event someone tries to sue you for property damage, injury or illness. Cover can be added to your policy for just £19.99, which will protect up to £2 million in liability fees, or £27.50 for £5 million in liability fees.
Although your regular driving instructor insurance policy protects you when you’re driving or overseeing pupils, it won’t cover any damage or injury caused to others while your vehicle is not in use.
There are a number of scenarios where public liability cover is important. Common examples include:
- You are out of the car doing ‘show me, tell me’ questions and your student sustains an injury by tripping on a high curbside
- You put cones down to practice and a member of the public falls over one and sustains an injury
- You are picking up a student from their home and while on their property, you damage something
