Any driver car insurance lets anyone drive your vehicle - with your permission, of course. These policies are mainly for business use only and don’t ask you to give other driver details alongside your own. But because insurers don’t know the background or details of who's driving the car, it’s seen as a higher risk. This makes it more expensive compared to some alternatives.
While we do offer business car insurance we don’t offer specialist any driver insurance. But we can help you find and compare other flexible cover options that are similar and are often cheaper. There are specialist companies online who offer business and non business any driver insurance if that’s what you need.
There are several alternatives to this type of cover, and something as simple as driving others cars cover might work better for you for you.
Or, you could try:
Temporary car insurance
Adding a named driver to your policy
Multi-car insurance
Motor trade insurance
"Any driver insurance is usually only available for businesses and can be expensive. If you’re looking to add drivers to your policy we can suggest alternatives for any driver personal and business cover to give you more options to consider.
A temporary insurance policy or simply adding named drivers are just 2 alternatives that could save you money depending how often other drivers are using your car."
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