Some insurers have given customers rebates because they have used their car less during the pandemic. If you need to drive to work, or for work, when you would otherwise have used public transport, tell your insurer. If your mileage has significantly changed as a result of the pandemic, you should inform your insurer too - you might get a discount or a reduction on future premiums if you pay monthly - however there could also be an administration charge for making the change. The Association of British Insurers said that standard social, domestic and pleasure car insurance would cover those who temporarily need to drive to work or for volunteer efforts until April 30. That exemption has now expired. That means if you have changed the use of your car, you need to tell your insurance provider. Read more about Covid and your car insurance.