Sentences with phrase «most risky drivers»

Many of the car insurance companies consider that new drivers especially teenagers are the most risky drivers.

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If a Desjardins customer's driving data shows they are a less risky driver than most (driving less than 15,000 km per year, for example, or driving primarily between 5 a.m. and 10 p.m.) they can qualify for a discount on their insurance policy of up to 25 %.

While risky driving behaviors are far from the most common cause of bus accidents, most drivers involved in bus accidents did not exhibit risky or reckless driving behaviors, compared to a small percent that were accused of serious offenses like DUI, drowsy driving, or speeding.

Most insurance companies view drivers who are licensed but don't have insurance as risky or irresponsible.

For most drivers, it's simply easier to meet the state minimum car insurance requirements than to deal with alternative insurance — and it's certainly less risky.

A teenage male is the single most expensive demographic group to insure as such drivers are considered to be the riskiest on the road.

In addition, as potential employers prefer to hire only the safest and least risky drivers, they will most likely reject your application when hiring for jobs that require any amount of vehicle operation.

Substandard drivers are considered the most risky to insure, and they either pay the highest premiums or are denied insurance coverage.

Substandard drivers are considered the most risky to insure, and thus either pay the highest premiums or are denied insurance coverage.

Substandard drivers are considered the most risky to insure, and either pay the highest premiums or are denied insurance coverage.

The most recent study looked at teenage drivers» tendency for potentially risky behavior with passengers present as compared to driving alone and piggy backed on another report from May 2012 by the AAA Foundation covering how the probability for a fatal crash increased with 16 and 17 year old drivers carrying one or more passengers.

Most insurance companies see sports cars as risky and when you add in a teen driver, it makes for a large expense.

Since most car insurance policies renew every 6 months or so, the more time that passes without an incident will benefit you and help make the case that you're a less risky driver.