Once you reach the age of 60, you’ve probably built up a safe driving record. But once you cross into your 60s, even small driving habits can push your insurance into what’s considered the “high risk” category. It comes as a surprise to many seniors when they see their premiums creeping up again later in life, especially if they haven’t had any major accidents.
In fact, insurance data shows rates can begin rising again as drivers enter their 60s and 70s due to increased risk factors. What drivers need to know is this: insurers look beyond your age when it comes to how much you are going to pay to insure your car. Here is a look at six driving habits that cause “high risk” rates after 60.
