I really like Carrot insurance as it offers young driver's with not much money a chance to get on the road quickly. I chose Carrot as they were the cheapest for me at the time and helped me get on the road quickly. The only bad things I have to saw is was there phone line support leaves you on a hold for far too long no matter what time of day, also I have had Journey's appear on my box which wasn't made Luckily the scores have not been bad on these journeys through. My main issue is that I received my first and last official speed warning yesterday, this was a journey on the 8th. So it has taken them 18 days to notify me of this, which in the mean time I was driving around thinking that I was not on a warning. I understand that I should always drive carefully and stick to the speed limit, but sometimes if you are in a rush this is hard to do, especially when you believe that they have not picked up on it. My insurance policy is most likely going to be canceled now, which I am really gutted about because of the main part I am a sensible driver which my journeys reflect. This means that for me to get insurance again (comprehensive) I am going to be paying well over £3500 out of the £8000 I earn a year. This is simply not possible for me to do, driving is a huge part of my life now and will struggle to hold out my job without a car. I understand that this is no fault other than my own, but their delay to inform me of my first warning was very misleading. It would be really great if Carrot could be kind enough, and redeem themselves and give me one final warning and let me prove that I can drive sensibly no matter what situation, but from the reviews I have read it does not look like I would be given that chance. Overall though, Carrot has not been too bad and I have found they have been really helpful for the most part. I would recommend them, but I would not recommend making the mistake I made and not driving sensible on every journey. I have learned my lesson the very hard and expensive way, and am most likely not going to have enough to afford insurance for another couple of years now.