I'm 16 in Manatee county, just passed my learners permit test, probably getting a restricted permit because of my medical conditions.|||different insurance company's offer different discounts for drivers ed. youll have t call a local insurance agent and he/she can give you numbers.|||www.driveredtogo.com
im 16 also and so are all my friends and we all passed the first time. it took me 2 days to finish.
its only $20
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|||i dont know how much you will save, it depends on what insurance company you go through, but my dad is a state farm agent and since i am going to start driving this summer he looked into which would save him more money in the long run, either taking drivers ed at home or in a class through the city and for state farm more money is saved my taking drivers ed throught the city because the insurance company recognizes it as a discount.|||According the TV God, "You could save money by switching to Geico."
(I hope your medical conditions aren't something serious, such as: blindness, narcoleptsy, random seizures, physical tourettes, or anything that might cause an accident.)
Be safe!|||being a first time driver your record should be clean. just go online and search for insurance providers and get free quotes. it also depends on what kind of car you have. cheaper insurance for non sports cars and that kind of thing. so far i have seen cheap rates for geico or safe auto. also consider what kind of coverage u want|||Look for AD or Drving School. Cheap than Drivers ED.|||Yeah, 10%
TRUST me with the price of insurance it's not much! but take the course it's worth the learing experiance.|||Up to 18% a year for "3" years in Texas, then the rate goes back up.|||they don't care whether or not you have taken driver's ed|||depends how much they give off. Every School is different. but i would take it
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