M2 to M

[elizabeth232]

this'll be my third season on the road, and by june ill hopefully have my full M.
is it possible to heckle the insurence companies to lower my rates bc ill be getting the full license? Im currently with jevco

[FiReSTaRT]

Depends on which insurer you're with. If you post that up, Avi or one of the other insurance experts might be able to give you a better answer.

[joelsephstalin]

I think they (insurance experts) have posted up a few times stating that there is usually no change in $$ moving from M2 -> M.

No. Your class (i.e. M1, M2, M) is only used to determine whether or not you are eligible for insurance, but is not used when determining your rate. The Years Licensed is what most companies care about.

[Avi Singh]

this'll be my third season on the road, and by june ill hopefully have my full M.
is it possible to heckle the insurence companies to lower my rates bc ill be getting the full license? Im currently with jevco

Jevco has never rated you based upon your license class. Jevco rates based on experience, and for experience they only have two classes. Driving record 0 - Licensed less than one year. Driving record "Other" - Licensed more than one year accident free.

[VifferFun]

I think they (insurance experts) have posted up a few times stating that there is usually no change in $$ moving from M2 -> M.

This is true, at least for all of the companies that I have seen. Most companies don't care about G2/G or M2/M, but rather how long you have been licensed.

[elizabeth232]

thanks

[El Zilcho]

I asked my agent (SF) about this thing and she told me that it doesn't matter to them.

[VifferFun]

I asked my agent (SF) about this thing and she told me that it doesn't matter to them.

State Farm is a special case -- they only care about when you got your G1/G2 . . . they could care less about when you got your M1/M2/M.