<< Yea, I guess that's why insurance companies charge males under 25 the highest rates cause they're such good drivers. >>
Actually the rates have nothing to do with the statistics.. if you do a little research you'll find that there is no difference between teen female driver accident statistics and teen male statistics. It wasn't this way 15 years ago when the rates were established because women were safer drivers then statistically or maybe there were just less of them I don't know but now this is no longer the case. The insurance companies are unwilling to even the rates of the teen males to the females based on the statistics and there is no company stupid enough to jack up the rates for the women to equal the men because they would lose HALF of their customer base if they did. Besides they don't care because the way they have it now is very profitable for them. So just don't go spouting that everytime you see an argument like this because that is completely unfounded and if you happen to have access to some insurance company accident statistics and some research reports on this topic you would be pleasantly surprised at what you could find.