Young Driver Safety at the Heart of Stoneacre Partnership With Marmalade
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Joining forces with the innovative insurer will enable the group to offer affordable insurance for young drivers aged 18 – 24 who purchase a vehicle up to 1400cc. The announcement comes just months after the group launched its 'Free Driving Lessons' programme, which was also aimed at younger drivers and enables customers to take advantage of as many lessons as they require in order to pass their test, at no cost to them.
The partnership will also see Stoneacre become Marmalade's main supplier of new cars for its industry leading Fuel and Go scheme. Fuel and Go is the only scheme in the
Marmalade's unique approach to young drivers involves the use of telematics to monitor policy holder driving style and provides access to online coaching and support, which is aimed at improving driver safety.
Stoneacre's Managing Director,
• Terms and conditions apply. Visit the Marmalade website for more details of the scheme: http://www.marmaladefuelandgo.co.uk
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