You can save 15% initially with Nationwide and then up to 40% depending on your driving habits. Nationwide monitors things like idle time and nightime driving to determine how much a driver is eligible to save.
Considering that normal car insurance from Nationwide costs an average of $84 per month, trying Nationwide may be an easy way for drivers to save on their premiums. But it should be noted that Nationwide will raise rates for poor driving, so less-than-perfect drivers may want to reconsider their driving habits before signing up for SmartRide from Nationwide.
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No, Nationwide SmartRide will not raise your rates for poor driving habits. Nationwide SmartRide users are eligible for an initial discount of 15% just for signing up, and their rates will not go up for things like miles driven or hard braking. Good drivers can save up to 40% while using SmartRide, too.
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Your Nationwide rate could have gone up for many reasons, such as a recent claim or a new driver being added to the policy. Other factors that could cause Nationwide to raise your rate include getting into an accident, being convicted of a moving violation, and adding coverage to your policy. Nationwide may also raise your premiums for reasons that are beyond your control, such as recent natural disasters, increasing repair and healthcare costs, and...
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