This should in turn help take the pressure off young drivers and reduce their insurance premium in the long run. It said the campaign, backed by road safety charity Brake and RED driving school, will help young drivers feel safer on the road. Charles Offord, at Co-op Insurance, said: "It’s unacceptable that so many young drivers are feeling pressured by others on the roads. Young drivers want other motorists to understand this and that’s why we’re launching the T-plate." James Doyle, one of Co-op's young drivers, said: "After months of learning I was so happy to finally be able to drive by myself.

Source: Daily Mirror September 10, 2020 10:36 UTC