Rising inflation has driven prices up across the UK, including the cost of insurance. But there are other things that can affect your renewal. Here’s what you need to know. 

Why has the price of insurance gone up?

We’re introducing a new factor to your Sense driver rating: Speeding. In this article, we explain why we're factoring it into your Sense driver rating and share some tips on how to drive more safely, improve your driver rating further, and potentially lower your insurance price when you renew with us.



Speeding: The newest addition to your Zego Sense rating

We've updated the way your driving rating works. This means a better price for your insurance when you renew. Find out what’s changed here.

Meet the new Zego Sense: A better annual driver rating

Zego Telematic Private Hire insurance lets safe taxi drivers earn discounts up to 32%. This post will break down exactly what it is.

What is telematics private hire insurance?  Is it worth it?

At Zego, we pride ourselves in offering products that are suited to your needs and tailored to you, specifically. Our Sense policies offer you the fairest price possible, by taking into account how well you drive, and rewarding you for driving well and safely.

How Zego Sense policies provide better prices & the fairest vehicle insurance

We recently carried out a study to find the most expensive places in the UK to work as a taxi driver. See all of the results here.

The UK’s most expensive cities for taxi drivers 

Thinking of becoming an Uber driver in London? This step-by-step guide will show you how to start earning money as an Uber driver in the UK’s capital city.

How to Become An Uber driver in London (2025)

Unlike food delivery drivers and riders, private hire taxi drivers must obtain a special operating licence as well as pass rigorous safety and knowledge tests before they take to the road. 

Does Food Delivery Insurance Cover Private Hire?

TFL has changed some rules for London taxi drivers, but Private Hire insurance from Zego is still best for drivers in the capital