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What is considered to be low mileage?
Would I qualify for a low-mileage discount if I drive less than 250 mi/400 km a week?
Shannon Martin · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“Every insurance company rates mileage a little differently, so the term “low mileage” is relative to how your insurance company looks at mileage and how much of an impact it has on your insurance premium. The most common low-milage cut-off is anything under 3,000 miles per year.
If
pay per mile
insurance is available in your area, you can compare costs with what you currently pay for regular auto insurance and see if this option might save you money. Allstate
is one of the bigger carriers that offers this option. Check with your carrier to make sure you are getting all of the discounts that are applicable to you, such as:
- Defensive Driver Training
- Alumni affiliation discounts
- Professional organization discounts
- Military discounts
- Safety feature discounts
- Telematics”
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- Gregory R.
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