People's Choice car insurance
People’s Choice is an online only car insurance broker and part of Hastings Insurance Services Limited. This group also includes insurance brands, Hastings Direct, Insure Pink and Hastings Direct YouDrive.
We compare up to 169 insurers1, including quotes from People's Choice. When you compare quotes with us, we match your requirements against the insurer's criteria, to see if they'll offer you a quote. This means you may or may not get a quote from People's Choice.
You can find out more about People's Choice below, or if you're ready to start comparing just click on the quote button.
1Correct as of June 2025
People's Choice policy details
People's Choice offers a selection of car insurance policies and types. Not all policies and types are available through our site, so the exact levels of cover and benefits may vary. Before buying car insurance, we recommend checking the cover and benefits.
People's Choice offer three main types of policy:
Third party: The minimum level of cover needed to drive on UK roads. It covers you if an accident involving your car injures someone or damages their property.
Third party, fire and theft: Includes everything you get with third party policies, and covers damage to your vehicle caused by fire or theft.
Comprehensive: Includes everything you get with their third party, fire and theft policy, as well as covering damage to your own vehicle.- Windscreen cover
- Personal accident cover of up to £5,000
- 90-day European cover to match cover level in the UK
- New car replacement
- Free courtesy car if your car is being repaired by an approved repairer
- Unlimited cover for audio equipment permanently fitted to your car
- Personal belongings cover of up to £300
People’s Choice is available on a variety of car insurance policies, including Single car, Multi-car and ‘Smart Miles’ telematics cover.
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Page last reviewed: 29/10/2024
Reviewed by: Rhydian Jones
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