Yes. You can get learner driver insurance on your own car to take your practical driving test. Bear in mind that the car needs to meet certain requirements, such as: It must be taxed.It must be roadworthy, and have a current MOT if it’s over 3 years old.There must be no warning lights showing.You need to display front and rear L-plates (or optional D-plates in Wales).You need to fit an extra internal rear-view mirror for the examiner.You can see the full list of requirements at GOV.UK. Important: If you pass your test, this insurance will no longer be valid, as it only covers provisional licence holders. This means you won’t be able to drive home from the test centre. But you can get a quote for our temporary cover if you continue sharing the car. Good luck!