| What you drive, where you drive, when you drive, how you drive and
how much driving you do can influence the amount you pay for automobile
insurance. You could pay more for auto insurance if you:
- Are responsible for an accident
- Are convicted of numerous or serious traffic violations
- Purchase a "high risk" automobile (one that costs more, or is more prone
to theft or damage)
- Move to a larger city
- Start driving to work or driving farther to work
- Add a new driver to your policy
How to Save on Your Auto Insurance
Drive safely: At-fault accidents and traffic convictions increase
your premium
Raise your deductibles: Higher deductibles result in lower premiums
Drop unnecessary coverage: If you have an older vehicle, consider
dropping collision coverage
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