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21 yr old driving 1600cc car. Is it legal?

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  • RichardD1970
    RichardD1970 Posts: 3,796 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper
    Apples2 wrote: »
    I think you are missing the point.
    What is a 21 year old prohibited from doing (lets assume correct qualifications are in place)?

    No, I haven't missed any points. I just explained a post to Car 54 as they were confused.

    Maybe you have confused me with Richard53?
  • acemoneysaver123
    acemoneysaver123 Posts: 8 Forumite
    Hi have just insured my 22 year old to be an occasional driver on our car with Direct Line. He passed his test 4 years ago. I found that by waiting 4 days until the day he was 22 saved nearly £50 on the extra premiums. We have both our cars insured with Direct Line and they will cover young drivers on a temporary cover note for up to 90 days per car. ( Only issue 90 days per car) Great for students back from university.
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