Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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No, AAA does not offer pay-per-mile insurance. The closest thing AAA has to pay-per-mile insurance is AAA Drive, a usage-based insurance program that calculates customers’ premiums based on driving habits, but it does not take mileage into account.
Pay-per-mile insurance is a type of car insurance that charges customers a flat rate plus a fee for each mile driven. It’s a good choice for customers who are retired, telecommuting, or driving infrequently. Notable pay-per-mile insurance programs include Milewise from Allstate, Noblr by USAA and SmartMiles from Nationwide.
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