It can vary greatly. It depends on the teenager, the car they drive, the state they are in. It can even vary depending on the city and possibly the area of the city. It also depends on if they are going on their own policy or being added to their parents. Calling around and getting quotes for insurance companies is the best way to go. It's free and usually no pressure. I recommend you this site where you can compare quotes from different companies: mycheapinsurance.net
The insurance cost will grow according to the number of previous accidents also takes in consideration the age of the driver, the type of the vehicle and how log the driver held the driving license.
ypu need a license, if the person who owns the bike has insurance make sure there is coverage for occasional driver before you borrow it, otherwise it could cost you a fortune if your are in an accident
It would cost a lot for someone that is sixteen years old and just got their driver's license. The best thing is to ask your insurance agent and see what he suggests.
You cannot estimate premiums in a forum like this. There are far too many factors that go into rating insurance. Some of these are State, County, zip code, driver age, vehicle, use of vehicle, driver's record, coverage, and many more. I have one insurance company that has 44 different classifications just for the driver. Does a 15 year old have a regular drivers license in Tennessee? Call you current insurance company and ask them first. Many companies don't charge for a learners license if that is what he has. They do want you to give them his license information though even if they don't rate the driver. It's always less expensive to have teenage drivers on the family policy.Read more: Insurance_cost_new_motorcycle
the average Alabama license cost $23 for the driver's license application, and $5 for the written test for class D driver's. $23 for 16+up
First time Florida regular drivers license cost $27.00
In Houston, TX an original driver's license can cost anywhere from $5,00 (expires on your next birthday) to $24.00 (for six years) and $10 for the driver's license examination fee.
Varies by jurisdiction and by how long it's been in impound. Additionally, you'll have a tow truck fee to get it out if it does not have insurance and/or if there isn't a licensed driver to drive it out of there.
There are too many variables to give one answer that will cover everyone in every car in every location. In my state there is no additional charge for insurance that covers a driver with a learner's permit, since they MUST be in the car with a licensed driver while driving. Once they get their actual driver's license, THEN there is a charge for their insurance. For a best answer, talk to the insurance company that now insures the car in question.
In Texas, Yes, It will cost more for Insurance for a new driver whether or not he is the registered owner of a vehicle.
The cost to get a license to sell life insurance in Georgia is $50.00 just for the license. There is also a $15.00 application fee that must be made prior to taking the exam.
The cost of auto insurance depends on the model being covered, so you must know at least the kind of car you will buy before the policy becomes active. But you can work with the insurance company or agent to get everything in order so the insurance is ready to go as soon as you own the car. You don't need a driver's license to own a car, and thus to buy insurance, but you must have that license before you drive the car on public roads.