teenager driving insurance rates FAQ

If a teenager gets into a car accident, how long until their insurance rate goes back down?

Jul 12, 2007 by Farce | Posted in Insurance & Registration

One of my friends was recently involved in a car crash which I believe he was at fault at. The other car didn't sustain much damage, but his car took quite a beating. He's only 17, and he's basically in a shell shock right now since it was his first accident.

If you're under 25, insurance is expensive no matter what. His may go even higher due to the accident. If he keeps a clean driving record from here on out, the increase due to the accident should go away after 3 years.

Scott H | Jul 12, 2007

Usually it's 3 years, but it depends on the insurance company.
Zach | Jul 12, 2007

what auto insurance company has the best rates for teenagers?

Jun 20, 2007 by c_hulk3 | Posted in Insurance & Registration

i live in ontario ca if that helps and i drive a 95 caprice

The best thing for you to do is get a online insurance quote. Go to http://www.auto-insurance-knowledge.com/ 24-hour-insurance-quote-auto.html

This will compare all insurance companies in your area and give you the best rates. Be sure

John W | Jun 20, 2007

type insure one in a search engine like google. you will recieve some links. go to the one in the white area labeled as Insure One. choose auto insurance on the left. fill out the info. Someone will call you that is an insurance wholesaler. This will
Chris | Jun 20, 2007

Would the Infiniti G35 be considered a sports car?

Jan 24, 2010 by Lets Go Flyers! | Posted in Other - Car Makes

Would the insurance rate for a new driver/teenager driving this car as a secondary driver be expensive?

for the situation like yours,I would like to suggest you have a look here

http://www.Autoinsurancepro.info

you should find something useful.

Richard G | Jan 25, 2010

teenager driving insurance rates news

Allstate Applauds the U.S. Senate and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand for Taking a ...

21.05.12 /PRNewswire/ -- In a statement released today, Allstate Insurance Company's senior vice president and deputy general counsel Bill Vainisi praised the Senate and U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) for passing the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act (MAP-21), which includes provisions of the Safe Teen and Novice Uniform Protection (STANDUP) Act  (S.528).

"Allstate applauds Senator Gillibrand for recognizing the inherent value in graduated driver licensing (GDL) laws and taking action to save young lives through advocacy of the STANDUP Act. Today, the Senate came together on a critical piece of legislation to pass a surface transportation bill that contains key federal uniform GDL standards and empowers states to establish stronger teen driving laws.

Car crashes are the leading cause of death for young drivers, and we have a real opportunity to enact legislation that can help make our roads safer. This is a bipartisan issue that affects American families across the country. We are hopeful that the House of Representatives will also pass a surface transportation bill that includes GDL provisions from the STANDUP Act (H.R. 1515).


Source: Bradenton Herald