Veygo Hub
Guides and tips for every driver.
About this section
The Veygo Hub is where we put everything we know about driving that is not a policy document. Learning to drive, passing your test, buying your first car, borrowing someone else’s, and keeping the whole thing on the road afterwards.
Sections below split it by where you are: Learner Resources while you are still on L plates, New Driver Resources for your first year, Temporary Insurance Resources for the car that is not usually yours, plus road safety, driving skills and the admin of owning a car.
Written by the Veygo team, for UK drivers, and kept current as the rules change.
Summer driving myths – fact or fiction?
Driving home for Christmas? Renting a car could be half the price of a train!
Are you going home for Christmas? We've revealed that Brits heading home for Christmas this year could save almost half on their…
What would it cost to insure Santa’s sleigh?
As Santa'll be back at the North Pole in just 24 hours, temporary car insurance is the perfect solution. See just how…
Find out if you’re ready for your driving test in 5 minutes or less
Ready for your driving test? Let's find out...
10 gifts for new drivers
Stumped on what to buy a newly passed driver? Don't worry - we've got some ideas!
Learning to drive with anxiety
Justin and Kirsty share their experience of learning to drive with anxiety.
Rear-facing vs forward-facing car seats
As rear-facing car seats become more and more popular in the UK, we look into some of the facts...
The world’s most desired motors
We recently set out to discover the most desired car brands around the world by analysing Google search data from the past…
How to pass your driving test first time?
10 tips to help you pass your driving test first time
What happens if I get in an accident driving someone else’s car?
What happens if I have an accident in my parent's car? We answer some FAQs about claiming in somebody else's car.
Learning to Drive in Your 20s: What is it like?
Learning to drive can be a totally different experience when you're a full-time working, fully-functioning adult. We asked Holly about her experience...