I received a speeding ticket and before had accident with rental car took defensive driving and removed the points
However during my renewal my premium almost increased by double that don't make sense
I heard of story with m4 with 2 speeding ticket paying 400$
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Get married.
When you get married, insurance companies know that married men are more responsible because they have more at stake. They've grown up and don't fuck around so much so, bottom line, they are more responsible drivers and less likely to be an insurance risk.
At the same time, you are 29 and, I believe, that's the age at which the insurance industry assumes males have grown-up, married or not.
That doesn't answer anything
Yes it does. Get married. It will likely reduce your insurance. I am serious.
From Liberty Mutual...
www.libertymutual.com/.../car-insurance-and-getting-married-faqs
Does marital status impact my car insurance rate?
In most cases, yes-normally for the better. Married people are often seen by insurance companies as more stable and therefore, less of a risk.
This means combining your car insurance can save you money. Plus, having multiple vehicles on a policy, and/or adding renters or homeowners insurance can mean even more discounts. The best way to see how much you could save is to get multiple quotes from various carriers.
Be sure to shop around for insurers who offer multiple policy discounts. At Liberty Mutual, we'll help you get the protection you need at a great price. So, whether it's adding a vehicle or bundling homeowners or renters insurance with your auto, we'll help you get the savings you deserve.
So you've had an accident and a moving violation in a year or two? You are not a good risk. You have to pay for that. You can shop around, but mostly you are just going to have some time with no claims and no tickets.
I was newly licensed
There's nothing you can do except get quotes from other companies, and drive carefully.
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