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Uber, which allows users to book and pay for a taxi by smartphone, says its more than 30,000 London drivers enjoy the flexibility of being able to work when they choose and receive on average more than the minimum wage.

Drivers there pay 136 percent — more than double — the national average, according to data from insuranceQuotes.com.

The West Coast continues to be the most expensive market for gasoline, including the only six states in the nation where drivers are paying more than $ 2.50 on average: California ($ 2.85), Hawaii ($ 2.82), Washington ($ 2.67), Alaska ($ 2.65), Nevada ($ 2.55) and Oregon ($ 2.53).

Drivers with poor credit pay an average of 91 percent more than drivers with excellent Drivers with poor credit pay an average of 91 percent more than drivers with excellent drivers with excellent credit.

The average rates a driver in Arizona will pay for car insurance are slightly lower than the national average, though these figures are just a ballpark number.

In Florida, a motorist with a poor credit history but a spotless driving record paid on average $ 1,552 more than a driver with a DWI but an excellent credit score.

Did you know the average driver faces an annual insurance premium of # 680 with drivers younger than 25 paying over # 1,400 for cover?

For comparison, consider that the average homeowner in the NAIC surveys paid $ 822 and the average driver paid $ 795 — that's $ 900 less than what Floridians paid.

Kentucky drivers can expect to pay a little more than the national average for auto insurance, and rates will vary dramatically depending on several unique factors.

While the average going rate for the senior JC drivers in our analysis was $ 1,858, if drivers obtain a policy with one of these five low cost providers, they can pay less than $ 820 a year for car insurance and keep more money in the bank.

With annual premiums of $ 1,256, drivers in Kemmerer pay about 3 % more than the state average.

NJ auto insurance premiums in the voluntary market are already higher than most other states, with the average driver paying $ 1,905 annually for auto insurance.

The data also found that Toronto insurance rates as a whole are about 30 per cent higher than the provincial average ($ 1,448), with Toronto drivers paying approximately $ 448 more for their premiums.

Metromile, a San Francisco - based company, offers pay - per - mile coverage that can frequently save you big bucks if you log significantly fewer miles than the average driver.

If you are assigned an insurer through the OK AIP, your premiums are likely to be higher than what the average safer driver pays.

At these companies, our sample driver paid roughly $ 379 more than the state average, which equated to a 29 % higher cost.

One of the upsides to auto insurance in North Dakota is that the average driver pays less for insurance inside the state than the median rate for the rest of the country.

Today, it's home to 29,000 people, who can see car insurance premiums of $ 1,024 per year, which is on average 42 % lower than what other drivers in the state pay.

Our driver in this city paid $ 2,197 a year to insure his car for full coverage protection, which is 43 % higher than the Commonwealth's average.

Depending on which city they live in, drivers may end up paying more or less than the statewide average; those in Bismarck can count on average annual rates of $ 1,502, while those in Fargo pay much less at $ 1,070.

Vermont drivers are paying approximately $ 50 a month less than the national average monthly premium for auto insurance.

Drivers can pay on average $ 1,841 a year to buy auto insurance in Tampa, which is about 68 % higher than the Florida average.

While its 42,000 residents pay rates that are on average 33 % higher than the typical Bay State driver, there is opportunity to save with some comparison shopping.

The Secret Score Behind Your Rates published by Consumer Reports states, «Our single drivers who had merely good scores paid $ 68 to $ 526 more per year, on average, than similar drivers with the best scores, depending on the state they called home.»

In the states that allow the use of credit in setting rates, drivers with poor credit pay an average of $ 1,270 more per year for auto coverage than those with good credit.

The increases vary widely, but in 29 states, drivers with bad credit pay, on average, more than $ 1,000 more each year.

North Carolina drivers had the lowest average price difference; drivers with poor credit pay $ 235 more per year than those with good credit.

Drivers with poor credit pay twice as much — 91 percent more on average — than those with excellent credit scores, according to InsuranceQuotes.com.

With Montclair, NJ drivers paying more on average for their insurance than anyone else in the nation, it is important to think about how to take advantage of savings.

On the opposite end of this spectrum is North Carolina, where good drivers with poor credit pay, on average, $ 20 more per month for insurance than those with good credit.

Auto insurance rates are expected to increase, Canada - wide, this year and this is bad news for Ontario drivers who already pay more for coverage, on average, than any other province.

New Hampshire drivers generally pay an average of $ 983 per year for their auto insurance — $ 491 less than the national annual average — but are you getting all the protection you need?

Two married drivers (one licensed for 14 years, and the other licensed for 12) who each have a car, commute to work, and have only one traffic violation and one accident between them both will pay an average of $ 1,667.31 for a policy that includes higher - than - required liability limits and comprehensive coverage.

According to Maine's Bureau of Insurance, drivers who find coverage through the Maine AIP are likely to pay more for their insurance than average.

The results of the study show that New Jersey drivers, on average, pay more for auto insurance than drivers in other states.

Most of the drivers in Waterbury are paying more than the average premium price.

Pay as you drive car insurance coverage is designed to allow drivers to pay insurance premiums based on the number of miles they drive rather than based on traditional factors such as national averages for accidents, claim amounts and vehicle cosPay as you drive car insurance coverage is designed to allow drivers to pay insurance premiums based on the number of miles they drive rather than based on traditional factors such as national averages for accidents, claim amounts and vehicle cospay insurance premiums based on the number of miles they drive rather than based on traditional factors such as national averages for accidents, claim amounts and vehicle costs.

Drivers in Aurora can pay $ 1,574 a year to insure their vehicles — about 16 % costlier than the state average.

According to newly released data from Insure.com, drivers in Florida are still facing very expensive auto insurance, to the point that they are paying up to 25 percent more than the average across the rest of the country.

Kentucky drivers can expect to pay a little more than the national average for auto insurance.

As a Cincinnati driver, you'll probably be paying less than average for your auto insurance.

The average rates a driver in Arizona will pay for car insurance are slightly lower than the national average, though these figures are just a ballpark number.

According to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, in 2007, Utah drivers paid just $ 697 on average for their premiums — nearly $ 100 less than what the average US driver paid ($ 795).

That's a full $ 137 more than what the average US driver paid.

According to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, the average Florida driver paid $ 1,043 for auto coverage — nearly $ 250 more than what the average US driver paid ($ 795).

In 2007, the average North Carolinian spent just $ 591 on auto insurance — more than $ 200 less than what the average US driver paid ($ 795).

That's only a few bucks more than the $ 795 that the average US driver paid.

To give an example, our most expensive neighborhood was South Linden; on average, our sample driver would have been paying premiums of $ 1,008, but the cheapest and most expensive quotes differed by $ 1,020 a year, and he could be paying 48 % less than the average cost found in South Linden.

For comparison, consider that the average homeowner in the NAIC surveys paid $ 822 and the average driver paid $ 795 — that's $ 900 less than what Floridians paid.

In fact, Californians pay, on average, lower premiums than drivers in many other states.