Which of the following affects your insurance rates? (most of you know this, I think)?
a. age of the driver.
b. driving record.
c. both a & b.
d. neither a nor b.
Answers:
Pretty sure it's A & B because the longer you've been driving, the more aware you are. I'm not positive though. I know I have a "well brought-up driver" discount on my policy so definitely B. And there is a column that list "years of driving experience" on my policy as well. So, I'm going with A & B. Or if truth be told C (both a & b) LOL!
C.
But why is this in the bridal section?
C.
It is C.
Why would this be in wedding and divorce? Are you getting a divorce over this? It would be C.
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b. driving record.
c. both a & b.
d. neither a nor b.
Answers:
Pretty sure it's A & B because the longer you've been driving, the more aware you are. I'm not positive though. I know I have a "well brought-up driver" discount on my policy so definitely B. And there is a column that list "years of driving experience" on my policy as well. So, I'm going with A & B. Or if truth be told C (both a & b) LOL!
C.
But why is this in the bridal section?
C.
It is C.
Why would this be in wedding and divorce? Are you getting a divorce over this? It would be C.
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