Sentences with phrase «poor drivers who»

I suspect the automatic emergency braking systems will likely make poor drivers who are already distracted by everything from the dashboard screens to cell phones into even worse drivers who will be even more distracted since they now won't have to even worry about braking to avoid the car in front of them!

However, be careful not to lose your own low premium benefits in the event that your college student is a poor driver who racks up accidents and / or moving violations.

Not exact matches

Having poor credit can mean paying almost double in auto insurance premiums compared with a driver who has excellent credit, according to a ValuePenguin study in March 2016.

That's certainly a disappointing ending for the «Chicken Man,» who RCR pledged to help develop as a driver but only waited through five races of wrecked cars and poor finishes before giving him the boot.

(You wouldn't think that a guy who once followed a drunken driver to his home and punched out the poor souse in his own front yard would sing in a chorus, but there it is.)

It doesn't broadcast those ideas, but folds them into a story that's also a maternal melodrama about a poor white mother (Minnie Driver) and a black daughter (Gugu Mbatha - Raw) who's as talented as she is haunted by her place in the world.

Very poor reliability with the following faults occurring during the first 2 years: Excessive noise from door mirrors - poor aerodynamics Chipped front offside window after repair Cracked door trim Loose door seal Passenger front seat stuck - unable to adjust Warped lower front windscreen mouldings - had to be replaced Faulty electric motor connection on drivers window Recall - emergency braking sensors Faulty front sensors - triggered by water ingress Add to this poor customer service from local dealer who supplied the car, delays to repairs and incorrect diagnostics.

Hewas demoted to the second car after a poor performance in the previous round in Shanghai and Toni Vilander moved up to share with Gianmaria Bruni, who went on to seal the World Endurance Cup for GT drivers.

Basically a raised, more rugged - looking version of the subcompact hatchback, the i20 Active is aimed at customers with active lifestyles and drivers who need a small car that's also useful on poor - quality roads outside the city.

I grew up in a household with poor parents — one is truck driver who is still working 6 days a week with a mortgage and no retirement fund in his mid 60s.

Whereas in Florida, a car driver who has a perfect driving record, but a «poor» credit report will pay $ 1552 more than would a driver who had a drunk - driving conviction and an «excellent» credit report.

What is interesting is, if our driver has excellent credit, State Farm rewards him the most, but if he has poor credit, it is Allstate who will be most penalizing when it comes to rates.

Those who choose to play on PC are often subjected to shoddy console ports, driver problems, poor optimization and game - breaking bugs, not to mention invasive DRM and launch delays of weeks or even months for some titles.

The drivers of the problem — generally richer countries — can make payments to those who have contributed less — generally poorer countries — and these payments can be fashioned for fairness and political cooperation.»

However, finding liability for an auto accident caused by a driver with poor eyesight or a driver who has suffered a heart attack is more complicated.

These claims have included suits against auto manufacturers for faulty equipment, repair shops whose poor work led to a crash, and drivers who compounded a crash by following too closely to avoid it or rubbernecking after the fact.

Drivers who have consumed alcohol and then get behind the wheel of a car are more likely to make poor decisions and less likely to adjust to any abrupt changes in traffic conditions.

Drivers who are unable to buy Georgia car insurance on the open market — due to DUIs, poor credit or other reasons — can shop for coverage through the Georgia Automobile Insurance Plan.

New Jersey drivers who have poor credit are particularly susceptible to sky - high rates, based on our analysis.

Drivers who are unable to buy car insurance through the voluntary market — due to poor credit, DUIs or other factors — can get coverage through the Mississippi Automobile Insurance Plan.

Unlike standard auto insurance, non-standard insurance expands its coverage to include customers with higher risk, such as drivers with recent or multiple accidents, risky vehicles, poor driving records, or who just represent a higher risk than standard insurance customers.

Drivers with poor credit will get the cheapest coverage in Maine from Geico, which also offers optional mechanical breakdown coverage and emergency roadside service that could come in handy for those who depend heavily on their cars.

Drivers who are unable to get car insurance on the voluntary market because of at - fault crashes, poor credit or other factors can apply for coverage through the state's New Hampshire Automobile Insurance Plan.

High - risk drivers who are denied car insurance on the voluntary market because of prior crashes, DUIs, poor credit or other factors can seek coverage through the Illinois Automobile Insurance Plan.

Drivers who are denied car insurance on the open market because of poor credit, DUIs or other factors may apply for coverage through the Michigan Automobile Insurance Placement Facility

Further to that, these drivers are often those who have a hard time getting insurance due to their poor driving record (DUI, license suspension, etc.) or who are unable to afford it.

Drivers who can't get car insurance on Ohio's voluntary market because of a checkered driving record, poor credit or other factors can apply for coverage through the

Generally, non-standard auto insurance is basically for those drivers who unfortunately were not able to obtain a standard insurance that could have enough coverage due to different reasons like lapse on coverage, poor record, less driving experience and high - powered vehicle.

For example, drivers who are under 25 years old, those who have poor driving records, or drivers with high - risk occupations will pay more.

Drivers who can't get car insurance on Ohio's voluntary market because of a checkered driving record, poor credit or other factors can apply for coverage through the Ohio Automobile Insurance Plan.

Driving Record: Drivers with poor driving records usually pay more for insurance than people who have been accident - free for several years.

For drivers with poor records who can not find coverage, there are state - regulated insurance plans called «assigned risk pools» or «shared markets.»

Drivers who are denied coverage on the voluntary market because of poor credit, a spotty driving record or other factors can apply for a policy through the Washington Automobile Insurance Plan.

Drivers who are denied car insurance on the voluntary market — because of poor credit, DUIs or other factors — can seek coverage through the North Carolina Reinsurance Facility.

According to the III, residual markets are designed for «high risk» drivers who may have trouble obtaining a regular auto insurance policy because of extremely poor driving records that may include several at - fault accidents or DUI convictions.

Drivers who are denied car insurance on the voluntary market — because of poor credit, DUIs or other factors — can seek coverage through the

Drivers with poor driving records or who have a history of filing many claims are often considered too high risk to insure by Idaho insurance companies.

Drivers who show a history of poor driving may be seen by insurance companies as too high - risk to insure.

It may seem very hard to believe, but experienced drivers who have very good driving records can be classified as high risk based on poor credit scores.

Drivers who are intoxicated suffer from poor judgement, slower reflexes and an inability to operate a vehicle safely.

The number of points determines whether a person gets to keep their driver's license or get it suspended due to poor habits, and while the system is certainly not the same from state to state, the central goal is the same: To keep the drivers on the road from breaking the law, and to punish those who make the road a more dangerous place for the rest of us.

Those who are inexperienced drivers, under the age of 21 or have a poor driving record can expect a higher premium.

Insurance companies are hesitant to take on the risk of drivers who have poor driving records or a history of multiple claims.

It is also possible that someone who is classified as a high risk driver simply suffers from poor credit.

Insurance companies consider some drivers who have poor driving records or who have submitted multiple claims to be «high risk,» and may deny insurance to those drivers.

Drivers who have had many tickets, accidents, or otherwise poor driving histories may find it difficult to obtain car insurance through standard carriers.