According to a new report, an Illinois married couple who adds a teenage driver to their auto insurance policy will see their premium payments increase by an average of 90 percent. That is above the national average rise of 84 percent.<\/p>\n
On the national level, male teenage drivers cause insurance premiums to rise by an average of 96 percent, compared with 72 percent for females, the study found. The rises in premiums range from 116 percent in Arkansas to 18 percent in Hawaii. Hawaii does not allow insurers to consider the age, driving experience or gender of drivers, according to InsuranceQuotes.com, the quote-comparison website that produced the report.<\/p>\n
The ten states with the highest rises in premiums for teen drivers all had increases of more than 100 percent. At the other end of the spectrum, only Hawaii had an increase of less than 50 percent for adding a teen driver. Illinois ranked in (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" According to a new report, an Illinois married couple who adds a teenage driver to their auto insurance policy will see their premium payments increase by an average of 90 percent. That is above the national average rise of 84…<\/span><\/p>\n