Official figures show that 6,316 drivers aged 17 to 20 were convicted of driving without insurance in 2023. That is up 117% on the 2,902 instances recorded in 2021.

While drivers of all ages are suffering from spiralling premiums, data shows the youngest are being hit hardest ...

Advanced driver training skills help young or new drivers be better prepared to hit the road with confidence. And Don MacDonald, operations manager of CCA Truck Driver Training in Calgary, is more ...

A huge spike in car insurance premiums is fuelling an “epidemic of uninsured drivers” as the number of convictions of young drivers doubles. New research from Charity IAM RoadSmart found 6,316 British ...

Among the laws, Colorado statute prohibits drivers under 18 from picking up their devices while in the driver's seat, even if it's to check directions or change music ...

With the average cost of insurance for young drivers having risen by as much as 77 per cent in the last year, IAM Road Smart says that the number of IN10 endorsements – the code used by police to ...

The number of young motorists found driving without insurance is surging because of the soaring cost of premiums, motoring groups have warned. Between 2022 and last year, the number of drivers aged 17 ...

Auto-Owners has the cheapest car insurance for teenagers on a parent's policy, costing $153 per month for an 18-year-old and a 50-year-old. That means it's only $42 to add the young driver to the ...

Young driver insurance is car insurance that is suitable ... compared to £1,150.01 for drivers between 20 and 29. That’s a 32 per cent reduction in the average premium between age brackets.

Younger drivers, aged 17 to 25, have faced a 25 per cnt rise in average motor insurance premiums between 2022 and 2023.

YOUNG drivers could be banned from the road for giving pals a lift under harsh new rules to tackle "overconfident" motorists. MPs are mulling a bill which would introduce "graduated driving licences".

Ministers are keen to attract young train drivers into the cab in a bid to tackle the UK's widespread railway staffing crisis and 'build resilience' in the sector.