Yep - very true - I'm self-employed and pay less for my auto insurance than my hubby who commuted to work, thus more miles on the car. Oh - and in WA state.
WA it applies. They ask how far you commute to work. I worked from home and it changed
~KM--\,,/(^_^)\,,/(^= I rocked this email on my iPad2 =^)---Not in my state -- my auto insurance company never asks how many
commuting miles I put on my car. They also never ask how many total
miles I drive in a year. Auto insurance in New Hampshire is based on
your legal record (accidents, citations) and your car's safety rating
and weight.
David H. Bailey
On 5/30/2012 5:44 PM, Just Murray wrote:
> Actiually that's already true. If you work more than 20 miles from home you'll usually pay more that hose who work across the street.
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> On May 30, 2012, at 2:31 PM, "David H. Bailey"<dhbailey52@comcast.net> wrote:
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>> And come to think of it, people who only drive 10 miles a week shouldn't
>> have to pay the same auto insurance rates as someone who drives 1000
>> miles a week.
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