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Step 1 of 7 Location & Driver
Step 1: Location and driver

Location & Driver

Where you live and drive determines your state's minimum coverage and average rates.

Used to identify your state's average rates
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Step 2: Your vehicle

Your Vehicle

Make, model year and body style affect repair cost and theft risk.

Brand affects parts cost, repair complexity & theft risk
Step 3: Driving habits

Driving Habits

How and how much you drive is one of the biggest factors in your premium.

Lower mileage usually means a lower premium
Moving violations only — at-fault accidents are asked in the next step
Step 4: About you

About You

A few household details insurers use to price risk.

Separate from Driving Record — this is at-fault crash/claims history, not tickets
Not used as a rating factor in CA, HI, MA, MI, NC or PA (state law)
Step 5: Coverage

Coverage

Set the coverage level and deductible you want estimated.

Step 6: Coverage history and discounts (optional)

History & Discounts

Optional — these can lower your estimate but won't stop your estimate.

USAA is only available to military members, veterans & their families
Step 7: Ownership and discounts (optional)

Ownership & Discounts

Optional — a few more details that can unlock extra savings.

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LAST TOOL UPDATE: OCTOBER 28, 2026

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Minimum coverage, penalties for driving uninsured and the average cost in your state. Every figure is checked against official sources and dated.

General information, not legal advice. Laws change; confirm with your state's DMV or Department of Insurance.

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