have an insurance policy that allows you to drive, usually most provisional licence holders get themselves added to their parent's car policy which then allows them to drive their parent's car, and this is what you need to do with your dad. It doesn't matter if he is the one supervising your or not, as long as you are a named driver on his policy you can drive his car provided you are accompanied by someone 21yrs old who has held a licence for 3 years. Hi, i have my own car and am in the process of getting it insured. I havent passed my test yet but have a provisional licence. If i insure my car as Third Party, Fire and Theft, am i ok to drive my car aslong as i am supervised by someone over twenty one that has had a licence for more than 3 years? Once you have the car insured by a UK insurance company, you can legally drive the car with a provisional licence as long as you are being supervised as you mentioned. You don't need to wait until you pass the driving test . As long as your supervising driver has not been banned from driving, then it is okay for your sister to accompany you while driving. You still need to make sure you full your obligations as stated in the article. This is an interesting discussion. I wonder if anyone can advise me in my situation. I am a