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Who Is Considered a High-Risk Driver in Pennsylvania?

maria151

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Not all drivers are viewed the same by insurance companies. If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Why are my premiums so high?” — it could be that you fall into the high-risk category. Insurers base risk levels on your driving history, behavior, and reliability. And if that includes a DUI, at-fault accidents, or even poor credit, you're likely being quoted under high risk auto insurance in Pennsylvania.

Common Factors That Classify a Driver as High-Risk​

  • DUI or DWI convictions
  • Multiple speeding or traffic violations
  • At-fault accidents in the recent past
  • Lapses or cancellations in prior insurance coverage
  • Young or first-time drivers
  • Poor credit score or payment history
These markers tell insurers that you're statistically more likely to file a claim—and that drives your premium up.

What Can You Do?​

While you can’t erase the past, you can start rebuilding your driver profile:
  • Stay continuously insured
  • Avoid new violations
  • Take a defensive driving course
  • Shop non-standard insurers who work with high-risk drivers
  • Bundle insurance policies for possible discounts

Even high-risk status isn’t forever. And if you’re near Pittsburgh or anywhere in Western PA, there are budget-friendly insurance options tailored for high-risk drivers that can help you stay on the road legally: Find affordable local plans
 
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