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The little extras:
What is a cover note?
- A cover note is something some insurers provide to show a car has insurance, right after a policy has been bought. It can be given to the car owner to prove their car is insured to drive, so the driver can hit the road immediately rather than wait for the policy documents to arrive in the post.
- More modern insurers like Cuvva do things differently. Our temporary car insurance starts instantly, and we email your policy docs over right away - so there's no waiting for them postman. You don't need a cover note with us, because we sort it right away.
- This can be especially useful with brand new car insurance. Say you've just bought a car and want to get it home. Cuvva's policies, starting from just one hour, are perfect for getting home from the dealership. New car? Sorted! Insurance to drive? Sorted!
Can I insure a car I don't own yet?
- Yes you can, even if you aren’t the registered keeper. Temporary car insurance is great for this. Got your eyes on a new set of wheels but aren't quite sure yet? Grab an hour's cover and take a test drive!
- You can also use temporary car insurance to borrow a mate or family member's car, with policies from one hour to 28 days.
Notification reminders
Know when your policy is ending
Apple Pay support
For fast, secure payments
Licence scanner
Set your account up at the speed of camera.
To be 19 to 64 when your policy starts
A GB driving licence
Access to a car that's less than 20 years old
A car that's worth less than £40,000
