Asked by R
If a driver with an insurance policy drives infrequently, it can
raise costs.
lower costs.
create risk.
share risk.
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Lower costs.
Driving infrequently reduces your exposure to accidents, so your expected claims decline and the insurer’s expected cost (and thus your premium, especially with usage‑based or pay‑per‑mile policies) will be lower.
Driving infrequently reduces your exposure to accidents, so your expected claims decline and the insurer’s expected cost (and thus your premium, especially with usage‑based or pay‑per‑mile policies) will be lower.
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