Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Your rate might be high because of your personal demographics (like age and zip code), your driving record, the car you drive, and the type of coverage you have.
Car insurance carriers look at a multitude of factors when determining your rate. This typically includes your age, driving record, the length of time you’ve owned your vehicle, and where you live.
on your license, having any accidents or tickets on your record can impact your rate. It normally takes three to five years for any accidents or violations to no longer have an impact on your car insurance.
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