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Car insurance is a legal necessity. All states may have different statutes governing this but one thing is common, if you do not have an insurance cover for your car and still plan to put it on the road, you are inviting trouble both for yourself and your car. The car can be confiscated and the penalties are severe. In view of this, temporary car insurance for under 21 drivers and students is a new offering from most insurance companies.
Unlike the normal insurance policies, temporary car insurance for under 21 drivers is just a basic insurance policy that has a bigger premium price. Accidents being the top priority in such insurance, the risks involved are carefully studied and accordingly premium pricing is done. These are available for young students and drivers who are just learning to drive a car and would love to hit the road the moment they get an opportunity. Insurance companies study the accident records of these young drivers and accordingly set up an insurance quote. Past accident history is therefore very important while declaring facts for obtaining an insurance quote. The bigger and more frequent the accidents, bigger would be the premium pricing.
Temporary car insurance for under 21 is as the name suggests very temporary in nature. As the driver matures and gets on the road with more experience, the insurance premium costs also reduce and come down to normal levels. Some companies also provide for no-claim bonuses for those young drivers who have no records of an accident while driving their cars during the period of the insurance coverage. There is also a rider to this insurance coverage. Apart from the fact that age is of prime importance, if the driver is driving a high end car as compared to a lower end vehicle, the insurance premium costs also escalate. Cheaper the vehicle lower is the premium. Hence it is often advised to young drivers to start their driving experience with second hand low-end cars and move on to better automobiles as they mature on the road.
...29.08.11
INDIANAPOLIS -- A promoter accused of hosting violent under-21 parties without the proper permits was threatened with fines and jail time Monday. Sylvester Foster, 30, has been cited five times for hosting parties at a former car dealership at 6105 E. 38th St. without permits or insurance and with breaking zoning rules, 6News' Jack Rinehart reported. After he was cited in February, Foster signed an agreement with the city in Environmental Court promising not to host any more under-21 parties at the location. But in May, officers raided the facility and found more than 400 young people in a cramped upstairs room, where two of the three exit doors had been barricaded shut, police said. In another raid, officers identified a DJ at the party as a registered sex offender. Earlier this month, two young people were shot several times while leaving a party there. Foster returned to court Monday, where he was told by the judge he would be arrested and finedSource: WRTV Indianapolis
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