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In order to receive good auto insurance rates, you will have to be rated as a good/low-risk driver. In order to receive a good/low-risk driver rating, you will have to follow a number of steps.First and foremost, have a good driving record. A good/low-risk driver follows speed limits, keeps parking meters filled, stops for stop signs and stop lights, and does not commit other types of moving violations. If allowed by his or her insurance company, a good/low-risk driver will attend traffic school to reduce points after receiving a ticket. A good/low-risk driver does not necessarily file an insurance claim in the event of an accident. Claiming against your insurance policy can increase your insurance rates. You should balance the amount of money that you will have to pay for your deductible plus what you might have to pay out of pocket against how an adverse claim might affect your insurance rates should you cause an accident. Is paying an extra $50 out of your pocket over your deductible worth claiming if it will increase your insurance costs?In addition, a good/low-risk driver maintains a good credit history and minimizes the number of miles driven yearly. The bad news is that your good/low-risk driver rating might go down over a period of time if you receive a number of traffic violations or are involved in several accidents. The good news is that you can improve your rating back to good/low-risk by following traffic laws and driving safely.Regardless of your driver status, you can get multiple free quotes here at AutoCarInsurance.org. Simply enter your zip code in the box above to begin.