How do I get a driver education discount for car insurance? This question is about Car Insurance Discounts

You can get a driver education discount for car insurance by completing a driver's education course. Four of the 10 largest insurance companies offer a driver education discount, though exact requirements and discount amounts vary. Driver Education Discounts by Car Insurance Company Insurance Company Eligibility Discount Amount State Farm Drivers under the age of 21 who complete a driver's education course Amount varies Geico Young drivers who complete a driver's education course Amount varies USAA Drivers under 21 who complete a basic driver training course Amount varies Travelers Drivers who successfully complete an approved driver education course Up to 8% To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to car insurance discounts.

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You can get a driver education discount for car insurance by completing a driver's education course. Four of the 10 largest insurance companies offer a driver education discount, though exact requirements and discount amounts vary.

Driver Education Discounts by Car Insurance Company

Insurance Company	Eligibility	Discount Amount
State Farm	Drivers under the age of 21 who complete a driver's education course	Amount varies
Geico	Young drivers who complete a driver's education course	Amount varies
USAA	Drivers under 21 who complete a basic driver training course	Amount varies
Travelers	Drivers who successfully complete an approved driver education course	Up to 8%

To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to car insurance discounts.

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How do I get a driver student safety course insurance discount?

To get a driver-safety-course insurance discount, start by finding and enrolling in a course approved by your insurance company and state. Upon completing the course, which will likely cost around $30 and take four to eight hours, notify your insurance provider and watch your next premium drop by up to 20%.

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How do I get a defensive driving discount for car insurance?

You can get a defensive driving discount for car insurance by completing an approved driver's education course. Seven of the 10 largest insurance companies offer a defensive driving discount, though exact requirements and discount amounts vary.

Defensive Driving Discounts by Car Insurance Company

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Does Geico offer a defensive driving course discount?

Completing a Geico defensive driving course qualifies drivers for a discount of up to 5% or 10% on their Geico car insurance premium. Geico-approved online defensive driving courses cost $14.95 to $24.95, depending on the provider and your state of residence.

Why a Geico Defensive Driving Course Is a Good Idea

In general, Geico defensive driving courses improve students’ driving skills by teaching them how to react effectively in hazardous situations. Main topics...

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