Sentences with phrase «risky drivers tends»

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Young drivers, especially men, tend to be overconfident and are more likely to drive in risky ways, such as driving too close to the vehicle in front, incorrect use of speed, and dangerous overtaking.

For instance, a 60/40 stock / bond portfolio is much riskier late in the business cycle than it is early in the business cycle because the primary driver of returns (the 60 % stock portion) will tend to become riskier as the business cycle unfolds.

Young female drivers are considered less risky than their male counterparts and so pay less for car insurance; the effect is reversed for life and health insurance — women tend to live longer and utilise more medical services than men, resulting in higher premiums.

Younger drivers, on the other hand, tend to be riskier to insure.

Young drivers have a lot less driving experience than older drivers, so they tend to be riskier to insure.

After getting into a car accident or receiving a violation, your insurer tends to view you as a riskier driver, and will charge you more.

In general, those with a longer driving history tend to be considered less risky drivers, and as a result, they have cheaper car insurance rates.

Lacking in driving experience plus the fact that they tend to be more nonchalant about speed and taking risky maneuvers, they get involved in accidents more often than mature drivers do.