What is My Monthly Auto Insurance Paying For?

Autos & TrucksInsurance

  • Author Ashley Emery
  • Published July 3, 2011
  • Word count 422

If you are a good driver, with no accidents or tickets in years, you may be frustrated in paying your monthly insurance premiums. Auto insurance is structured around the protection of your vehicle and yourself in the event of an accident. So, if you are a perfect driver do you feel like you are paying for insurance and getting nothing in return?

Auto insurance is a safety net in the event of an accident but your monthly premiums are meant for more then simply the protection of an accident. Unfortunately, even if you are a "perfect driver" not everyone on the roads are. The roads are filled with new drivers, old drivers, drunk drivers and all other types. What will protect you in the event you are rear ended and injured by an uninsured driver who flees the scene of the crime? If you, the "perfect driver" do not have coverage for yourself and your vehicle you could potentially pay out a substantial amount of money from your pocket to cover the damages. What if you are parked safely in you’re quit, secure neighborhood and a storm occurs causing a tree to falls onto the roof of your vehicle? Without auto insurance you will be forced to pay the entirety of the damage to your vehicle.

Auto Insurance is based around the concept of risk management. Being a safe driver can protect you from being involved in an accident but driving can be unpredictable based on the weather and other drivers on the roadways. If drivers opt to not have insurance coverage and risk their odds of being involved in an accident, they may end up with a $2,000 or $20,000 bill with no option for payments. If you are driving a vehicle without insurance and you are involved in an accident and you are found at fault, you are responsible for all damages even the other party’s physical damaged. You could potentially be paying their medical expensive, repair of their vehicle and your own vehicles damage.

So, despite the fact you may be a "perfect driver" you have to stay protected in the event any unpredictable situation occurs. The monthly premiums you are paying for auto insurance insure you have someone to protect you in the event of an accident, theft, mother nature, or even the days you lock yourself out of your vehicle, depending on your policy.

If you are over paying for auto insurance, there are many options available. Shop and compare top rated insurance providers on AutoCricket.com.

Ashley Emery, Marketing Coordinator at AutoCricket.com, works to provide top quality automotive advice and articles.

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