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Why do insurance companies raise the premium for having points on your record?

Insurance rates are based on statistics and probabilities. Statistics show that the probability of a person getting into an accident increases with the number of traffic violations. The increased probability of an accident raises the risk of loss to the insurance company. The greater the risk, the higher the probability for loss, and thus the higher the insurance premium.


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