Drivers in cities with high
auto theft rates tend to pay more for auto insurance.
Cities with high
auto theft rates tend to have higher insurance costs.
Not exact matches
Populous areas and those with high crime
rates tend to have higher
auto insurance
rates because of the resultant traffic and
theft.
In big cities and dense urban neighborhoods,
auto insurance
rates tend to be higher because of things like crime,
theft, vandalism, and traffic.
Generally speaking, lower population density (i.e., less people per square mile) and lower crime
rates (especially
auto theft rates)
tend to translate into cheaper quotes.
In areas with a high
auto theft rate, premiums
tend to be higher.
In areas where
auto theft is common,
rates for business
auto insurance
tend to increase.
Insurance costs are influenced by risk factors, so high
rates of burglaries,
auto thefts, and other types of crime
tend to drive up premiums.
High crime areas
tend to have higher car insurance
rates, thanks to the higher likelihood of
auto theft.
In cities where
auto theft is common,
rates tend to increase.
In cities where
auto theft is common, commercial
auto insurance
rates tend to be more expensive.