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🔴 Driving Lessons To Resume In England From 4 July, House of Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg has announced 🔴⁣
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The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency will write to driving instructors later setting out plans to restart driving tests and resume lessons safely.⁣
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Mr Rees-Mogg said he wanted to help instructors "return to life that is as close to normal as possible, as quickly and fairly as possible".⁣
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There will be a "phased approach to resuming practical testing", he added. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will set their own rules for the return of driving lessons and tests.⁣
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When asked what advice will be given to instructors on resuming work safely, the DVSA told that "more details will be provided in due course".⁣
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—🤔 What about LDrive?⁣
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We will be launching our new, unique apps for both learners and instructors in Q4 2020, after details in providing driving lessons safely are clarified. We take the safety of our learners and instructors communities seriously. Independent instructors having faced such a tough ordeal are being onboarded nationwide on our platform in the meantime.⁣
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You've passed your test! Congrats! 🥳 You've found your dream car. Amazing!! 🤩

But now the next question is - how do I pay for its insurance? 😳
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⁣💰 Here are some money-saving tips to help you pay less for your car insurance⁣:
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— 🚘 Choose a sensible car - Young drivers’ insurance premiums will be lower if they drive a standard car with a small engine (under 1000cc) in a low insurance group. It makes sense to drive something smaller and slower until they’ve built up some no claims bonus and have shown a safe driving record. Also, avoid cars with modifications, as they can push the price of insurance up.⁣
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— 💴 Consider opting for a higher excess: This may lower the premium, but you will need to decide if paying a slightly lower premium is worth the risk of having to contribute more towards the cost of a claim if you have an accident.⁣
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— ◼️ Select a ‘telematics’ policy: Some policies require your car to be fitted with a ‘black box’ transmitter and others do a similar job with a smart phone app. In both cases the idea is that your driving is monitored by the insurer and your premiums can come down faster than with a traditional policy if you prove to be a safe driver.⁣
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— 🔆 Added extras: consider whether you really need added extras such as a courtesy car, legal assistance, breakdown cover and key cover. Some policies include these types of cover as standard or as add-ons but they’re not free. The cost will be built into the premium, so you may be able to save money by removing them or choosing a different policy without all the bells and whistles.⁣
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— 👨‍👩‍👦 Parents adding a safe driver: Adding another named driver with a clean licence and several years claim free driving to a young driver’s policy could reduce their premium. This is one way a parent can help their child to get lower premiums without breaking the law.⁣
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— ⚠️ Drive safely: By being careful on the road you will avoid accidents, fines and penalty points, all of which will affect your insurance premium.

Read more on our blog: www.ldrive.co/blog

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Of the 750,000 annual learner drivers in the UK, only 48% of the market pass their test the first time. With LDrive and it's curated list of the best approved driving instructors in the UK, a learner's pass rate is ensured to be at least 75%!

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