Bridgeport Connecticut SR22

Reader question:

I am not a frequent driver. My car is kind of a crap job, and I live close to a bus station, so I avoid it as much as possible. Last time I drove, I got in trouble, and now I’m supposed to purchase Bridgeport Connecticut SR22 insurance to reinstate my license. Like I said, I don’t drive much, but when I do drive, I really need my car. I just don’t want to be paying a hundred something dollars for only 2 days of driving a month, though, you know. What can I do?

Baxter

Great question.

I have several solutions for you which will allow you to get a Bridgeport Connecticut SR22 auto insurance policy for what I am sure is a cheaper price than what you anticipated. One is a discount, and the other is pretty much common sense, and from your question I can figure out that it’s likely that you already qualify for both of them. Here you go.

• Throw some coverage overboard.

With a car that you describe as a crap job, you don’t need a Bridgeport Connecticut SR22 policy which overinsures the thing. Any car that is worth less than $2k? As much coverage as possible has to go. Toss it until you arrive at the minimum, and you’ll save tons.

• Ask for the low mileage discount.

Unless you are driving a thousand miles a day during those two days a month that you drive, you probably can get a low mileage discount on your policy. Most companies give these out to customers who drive ten thousand miles or less in a year.

Cheers,

Fashun Guadarrama.