Driving a car with provisional insurance

That's right - with Collingwood Learner Driver Insurance you can learn to drive in your wife's car without your wife having to inform her insurance company and getting additional insurance cover for yourself to practice in her car. As I've said before about this type of provisional insurance, it is required that you are supervised at all times when you are learning. You can only practice in the car which is stated on the policy and not in any car (if you obtain the policy on your wife's car, then this is the only vehicle which you will be allowed to drive). For you to drive your father-in-law's car, you will need to purchase another policy. So it's best if you choose one car to insure and either have your wife or father-in-law supervising you when you are driving (provided they meet the criteria for teaching a learner to drive). Good thing about this policy is that there is no danger to your wife's no claims bonus if you have an accident - it will be claimed under your insurance policy and not your wife's.