Living in an area with a lot of shitty drivers would put you at high risk for a collision, which is also a valid reason to raise your rates. Thing is, insurance companies typically assume youre a bad driver, or at least a mediocre driver. They calculate your risk based on what they know. If you show them you’re a good driver they’ll give you a discount.
Living in an area with a lot of shitty drivers would put you at high risk for a collision, which is also a valid reason to raise your rates. Thing is, insurance companies typically assume youre a bad driver, or at least a mediocre driver. They calculate your risk based on what they know. If you show them you’re a good driver they’ll give you a discount.
The “good driver discount” is laughable at best.
No, because you learn how to drive and avoid shitty drivers. Hard braking is part of it.
So slow braking is more dangerous?
Are you deliberately being dense?
Get back to me when you figure out how to ask your questions without personal insults