John Miller, Credit Cards Moderator
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No, Erie does not offer a low mileage discount. In addition to not offering a specific discount for low mileage, Erie premiums aren’t even lower for customers who drive fewer miles than average, despite low mileage drivers generally being considered low risk.
Even though Erie does not offer a low mileage discount, customers can save in other ways, including the company’s multi-policy, youthful driver and college student discounts.
To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to Erie discounts.
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Does USAA offer a low mileage discount?
Yes, USAA offers a low mileage discount. The USAA low mileage discount is meant to reward customers who drive fewer miles than average and will save policyholders money on their premium as long as they drive less than 12,000 miles annually. USAA does not disclose the amount of the discount, though.
In addition to the low mileage discount, USAA offers good student, new vehicle, and driver training discounts, among others.
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read full answer by Lilah Butler, Car Insurance WriterIs Erie Insurance available in Florida?
You cannot get Erie Insurance in Florida. Erie Insurance (based in Erie, Pennsylvania) only sells policies in 11 states and the District of Columbia. North Carolina and Tennessee are the southernmost states in which Erie operates.
If you are a permanent resident looking for cheap car insurance in Florida, Progressive, GEICO and Liberty Mutual offer some of the most competitive rates in the state to many drivers.
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