Frequently Asked Questions
Also known as black box insurance, telematics utilises a discreet black box which lets us know how you’re driving by sending information to us via a GPS signal. The box measures distance, location, acceleration, braking, cornering and average speed and helps us to tailor your renewal premium to your driving style.
It’s when you get a reduction in your premium as a reward for having a claim-free record
No. Unlike some telematics offerings which offer black box insurance, you are covered to drive any time you like.
Yes. From the policy starting.
Yes you can. You’re allowed a maximum of two named drivers. All named drivers must be aged 25 or over.
Yes. You can start building this up as soon as your policy starts. After 12 months of cover you will then have gained one year’s No Claims Bonus (providing you don’t have any accidents or claims).
You will receive all your policy documents via email.
You can view your journeys as soon as your box is fitted to the online dashboard we give you log in details to.
IPT stands for Insurance Premium Tax. This is a tax that must be added to General Insurance premiums in the UK. All insurance quotes we give are inclusive of IPT at the current rate set by the Government. The current rate of IPT is 10%.
Definitely, we do an annual combined policy for policyholders to learn in their cars and to carrying on driving once they have their Full UK licence. Wonderful thing is that the price stays the same!
It is important to report all incidents as soon as you can.
When you make a claim under the loss or damage section of your policy, the relevant excess will apply.
Please get in touch if you would like to change or set up a Direct Debit on your car insurance policy.
Please give us a call and we can change your policies vehicle registration.
Insurers look at loads of things to work out your insurance price, including your age, job, where you live and your car. They also look at the cost of repair, how much other people with your details crash and how much compensation for injuries and damage cost.
The cost of repairing or replacing your car is only one of the factors that goes into calculating your insurance price. Repairs to other cars or property you damage are also taken into consideration but that’s not what makes crashes so costly. The true cost of a crash is when people are hurt. Care for someone who’s seriously injured can cost millions – that’s what we have insurance for. It protects us and anyone we hurt against the massive long-term cost.
