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Pay As You Drive car insurance
central
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This looks interesting.
Seems to be an average of about 4p per mile off peak (i.e. not at night). This equates to £400 per year for 10,000 miles. Mileage at night is a lot more expensive. At present only seems to be for the 18-25 age group.
http://www.norwichunion.com/pay-as-you-drive/is-it-for-me.htm
I'll certainly think about it for my daughter in 6 months time.
Seems to be an average of about 4p per mile off peak (i.e. not at night). This equates to £400 per year for 10,000 miles. Mileage at night is a lot more expensive. At present only seems to be for the 18-25 age group.
http://www.norwichunion.com/pay-as-you-drive/is-it-for-me.htm
I'll certainly think about it for my daughter in 6 months time.
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It's a shame you can't choose your off-peak time. I work nights and so it would be a killer for me, whilst I don't use my car during the day.0
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central wrote:Seems to be an average of about 4p per mile off peak (i.e. not at night). This equates to £400 per year for 10,000 miles.
The 4p per mile is the starting price, we have just recently changed cars so i have enquired about pay as you drive with two different cars. the new insurance group 2 car that we have is 24p a mile and £77 a month base rate. for our old insurance group 5 car the cost per mile was 32p and a base rate of £99. The price you pay per mile depends on your car and your past insurance history!
MooseRich - what time are our late shifts?? the peak times are from 11pm-6am so if your working during these times surely it would be better??0 -
The peak time screws me on this as well..... it means that the otherwise cheap insurance sky rockets when i consider the cost of returning home from my partner's house. So even though im a non drinker who will drive on quiet main roads to get the 5 or so miles home in the early hours of the morning, this particular journey alone will cost me more than my current insurance premium over the course of the year.2 + 2 = 4
except for the general public when it can mean whatever they want it to.0 -
Sounds fantastic, i think ill check it out. Thanks!0
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