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Can a newly-licensed driver transport any age passenger?

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Can a newly-licensed driver transport any age passenger?

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• A.No. A newly licensed driver, according to Massachusetts law, cannot transport anyone under 18 years of age. (NOTE: Children driving with learner’s permits do not need to be added as listed operators on your insurance policy until they pass their licensing exam.) Back to list • Q.Why do insurance companies ask for so much information? A.Companies require information that enables them to evaluate the chances of a claim occurring. Favorable information supplied by you, can result in a lower insurance cost. The more favorable the information, the more comfortable a company feels about taking on the risk that is involved. Back to list Q.If I have a claim, will my insurance costs immediately go up? A.If you make a claim, you will not normally see a change in your costs. Companies generally focus on the frequency of your claims. If you make several claims within a 3-5 year period, you’ll probably impact your costs. Claims are normally made for payment of calamitous events. Back to list Q.

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• A.No. A newly licensed driver, according to Massachusetts law, cannot transport anyone under 18 years of age. (NOTE: Children driving with learner’s permits do not need to be added as listed operators on your insurance policy until they pass their licensing exam.

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