PAY PER MILE AUTO INSURANCE
Drive less? You could be paying too much for auto insurance.
Traditional auto insurance generally charges you the same premium whether you drive 3,000 miles a year or 15,000. Pay-per-mile insurance takes a different approach, combining a base rate with a charge based on the miles you actually drive. If you don't drive much, the savings could be substantial.
Who Should Consider Pay Per Mile Insurance?
Pay-per-mile insurance can be particularly attractive to retirees, people who work from home, households with an extra vehicle that isn't driven regularly, and anyone whose annual mileage is relatively low. If you're driving fewer than 10,000 miles a year, it's worth comparing what you're currently paying with a policy that takes your actual mileage into account. The less you drive, the greater your potential savings may be, although rates also depend on your driving history, vehicle, location, and coverage selections
How Does Pay Per Mile Insurance Work?
Unlike traditional auto insurance, pay-per-mile insurance separates your premium into two components: a fixed base rate and a charge for each mile you drive. Your total cost depends partly on how much you actually use your vehicle. You still select coverage such as liability, comprehensive, and collision, but driving fewer miles can translate into lower insurance costs.
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