Auto Insurance

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This is what I am trying to ask...

I recently moved to the city. I had to get a dc license because my license was about to expire and it just happened. I don't plan on moving from the city any time soon so it was a good idea to jst have a dc license. The thing is, I do not drive my car ANYWHERE. In fact, I don't have it with me. It is in my parents garage....never being used. I don't want to get rid of it because its a great car and I may want to use it every once in a while, but it will never be parked in the city.

Now, I think, because I got a dc license, I have to switch my tags to dc tags....meaning i have to register my car in dc. That's no problem. But, since the car will tech be in MD...can i keep the MD insurance? The insurance TRIPLES if i get dc insurance because it thinks it will be in dc with me....and there are a lot of cars and small accidents. Its nuts. I don't want to triple my insurance for a car that i will NEVER drive.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Yes, some insurers have rules that even if there was an accident with no payout or no claim made, your premiums will be affected. So once you report the incident to your insurer, they will consider it a claim against your future premiums. However, there are some companies out there that will not hold the incident against you, so would recommend you shop around for the best rate based on your situation.

Yes

any and all insurance that you can afford you should probably buy. you can never tell what might happen. any and all insurance that you can afford you should probably buy. you can never tell what might happen.

In the state of Florida a minor cannot have an auto insurance policy unless a parent signs for it. Usually if said minor lives with their parents they are usually just put on their parent's policy

First three model years.

His name is John Jenkinson, a family friend, in lots of commercials these days. He was also a Fear Factor winner.

how many days must a new resident to california have a valid license?

Unfortunately, the fact that your son falls into the vaunted 16 to 24 age group that insurance companies already look at as being high risk and was cited for speeding does not work in your favor. You will need to talk to your insurance agent about what kind of rate hikes you will see and whether or not you there is a way to lower your risk and thus lower your rates in the near future.

No. Whoever's name is on the title is going to be on the registration and insurance also. You can pay for the car and title it in somebody elses name, but at that point you've given them a free car, because you have no legal rights to the vehicle at all.

yes

The car goes into the estate. The estate may sell the car to cover debt and costs. They may also transfer title to the appropriate party.

Its hard to tell you because it depends on a lot of factors

yes they have two steering wheels and two foot pedals for each driver, they use them in some drivers-ed vehicles

Get a fake license made with the fake name!!!lol

my car has been held in storage since the 12th of march due to an accident which was'nt my fault,i have since cancelled my claim,but before my car is released back to me i will have to pay a fee for its storage and return to my property,and i was wondering how much it costs per day for storage,as the insurance company have failed to give me any prices. thanks for reading this.

a charger a charger

You do not have to, but if someone was in dire need of your help, would't you help? I would.

None. Received one back in october. With your sentencing comes many different terms, but unless you receive an extra ticket on top of it you get no points for a dwai

This question can not be answered because of many variables, to include:

Age

Sex

Marital Status

Education level

Credit history

Driving record

Employer

Location of the parked/garaged vehicle

Annual driving distance

Group affiliations (ie, professional or alumni groups)

The range can vary greatly - I pay $124/mo for two turbocharged Subarus with great coverage, whereas others have cited $500+/mo for the bare minimum. Many insurance carriers offer online quote tools, so using them would give a more specific answer than asking here.

Depends on which country. In Canada for example, no. Since insurance is given by vehicle. In the USA, yes, since a person is insured.