how much is motorcycle insurance for a 19 year old with a dui and 2 driving while on a suspended license be?
i know bad driving record. i'm trying to obtain motorcycle insurance any body know what price range i'm looking at. I just got back my class c license. I'm looking into getting the M1 license. ...
i know bad driving record. i'm trying to obtain motorcycle insurance any body know what price range i'm looking at. I just got back my class c license. I'm looking into getting the M1 license.
As the poster before me had so uselessly stated there is no definite answer to your question, however there are estimates or advice that might help in your hunt insurance for your son or daughter. I have run a quote through our system in the state of California with several different companies. A19 year old with two driving while suspended and a DUI would cost $210 to start and 10 installments of $32 a month. This would be for liability only 15/30/10 these coverages are the bare minimum required by law in the state of California. This is the lowest rate you’ll be able to find, if you decide to add more coverages to your policy the rates will go up. Full coverage would be $279 down and $66 a month the type of bike that I used for rating was a 1999 Honda 650, some bikes can be a lot more expensive to insure and the factors can change. I always go on these sites and see people making smart remarks about someone’s driving record or how they will never be able to be insured which doesnt help at all
it will be insanely high if you can manage to find someone to actually insure you
LOL – You won’t need it very long, if you DO find it. You’ll either total your motorcycle or do something stupid and lose your license pretty quick, so not much point in worrying about the cost.
In cases like this where you already have a bad driving record – Insurance Companies increase their premiums to blazes. So, if the customer (you) is stupid enough to pay it – they will Insure you. Insurance Companies love to take advantage of idiots.
So……are you feeling stupid?
If I was the Insurance Company, I wouldn’t touch you with a ten foot pole – you’re what they call "A Bad Risk" …..no offense.
At 19 with that record, your only choice may well be a state-managed pool for uninsurable drivers, and the only thing worse than the coverage there is the premiums. Any licensed agent, or the Department of Insurance, can get you started there.
autoinsurance.maclenet.com – check these plans. As I know their rates for bad driving record is not such expensive as from other companies.
There is no absolutely right answer for your question.Nonetheless,explorer the information here http://www.InsuranceFreeTip.info/insurance-for-free.htm might give you some ideas.HOpe it helps.