Fun Question for you all
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Yesterday | 04:41 PM
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One counter-argument I can think about making the rates for young drivers the same as people 25 or older is this influencer.
The most disliked influencer, Jack Doherty was reading the stream chat on his phone while driving a McLaren in the rain. He started speeding and ended up hydroplaning the car, crashing it:
Jack was in the young driver group (he was 21 at the time of the crash). If young drivers realize, what Jack did was illegal or if the insurance company refuses Jack's claim, that could send a message to young drivers that insurance companies are not messing around in terms of rates.
The most disliked influencer, Jack Doherty was reading the stream chat on his phone while driving a McLaren in the rain. He started speeding and ended up hydroplaning the car, crashing it:
Jack was in the young driver group (he was 21 at the time of the crash). If young drivers realize, what Jack did was illegal or if the insurance company refuses Jack's claim, that could send a message to young drivers that insurance companies are not messing around in terms of rates.
When myself and most all my friends were that age, nothing could hurt us and speed limits were for those that did not know how to drive fast, at least that's what we thought. LOL
You response was IMHO ridiculous!
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