The thinking behind automobile insurance is very simple.
You pay a certain sum to ensure that your
costs will be covered in the event of an accident.
Uncomplicated, right?
Not Quite.
Currently there are over 250 million registered autos in the United...
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The thinking behind automobile insurance is very simple.
You pay a certain sum to ensure that your
costs will be covered in the event of an accident.
Uncomplicated, right?
Not Quite.
Currently there are over 250 million registered autos in the United States, meaning that
there are at least 250 million other cars for you to run into.
Obviously all 250 million vehicles are not on
the road at the same time, but ensuring that insurance protection is available to that amount of cars is a
difficult and intense project.
Add in all of the other elements that can or may affect your time on the
road and you can realize why buying insurance is not always as straight forward as we would prefer it to
be.
How old you are and the age of the drivers you will be getting coverage for are critical considerations in
determining your motor-vehicle insurance costs.
Drivers under 25 have the highest number of
accidents, and that number is even higher for men under the age of 25.
Drivers over the age
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