car tips for insurance seekers
 

if you're checking out a cheap insurance go to geico.com and compare quotes from other companies. Here's a reminder. Naw, really. Take the local "car safety" course. I did and got 3% off. The other students in the room were there to reduce the points on their licenses but I took the class in order to get the discount.

Along the same lines: do not get any moving violation tickets. Many insurance companies reward "good drivers", with good records. Stop at stops, no illegal turns, don't speed.

Make certain you get a reduced rate for the safety and anti-theft inclusions on your car's policy. Keep in mind the safety of your car when selecting parking lots and parking spaces.

Don't tailgate trucks. Keep out from behind trucks (thrown-up stones might crack your windshield). Matter of fact, fall back from behind any vehicle when traveling over gravel or other rough surfaces.

RE: car tips for insurance seekers
 

ugh..i have really gotten tired of these awful hack insurance salesman spamming my forums with their nonsense.

RE: car tips for insurance seekers
 

Yes I agree, wasn't sure just yet if it was, or I would have deleted it earlier.

RE: car tips for insurance seekers
 

its ok..some alterations have been made...:D

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