what are you paying for insurance?

[rahxephon]

two years ago i was at a step 9, driving an 89 sterling with basic coverage for $980/year, now i'm up to step 15, thank you wonderful court system and i don't even know what ins. will cost on my new purchase

[M-bird]

Originally posted by czm3
I will retain my step 9 status, because the incedent shown below happened in a state (nh) that doesn't report to MA.

I'm pretty sure they report - it just takes a while. How long ago was it?

[czm3]

Originally posted by M-bird
I'm pretty sure they report - it just takes a while. How long ago was it?

Live free or die....
NH does not report to anybody.

[///AlpinePower]

hey--- i gotta get some insurance on my 98 m3. im 23 years old. who's cheap?

i was thinking of pulling a jesus and wipe out my sins by getting an MA license (by test rather than forfeit old license)....any thoughts?

used to drive car to work, but only use it on weekends up here....what are all these steps?

[Chapel]

totally different way of insuring here in Massachusetts.
Id ask in the Maryland forum.
I think the Step process is only a MASS thing
its your SDIP (Safe Driver Insurance Plan)
http://www.state.ma.us/doi/Consumer/...Save_SDIP.html

[///AlpinePower]

i live in MA now......im just wondering if it's worth the trouble to align the rest of my life with MA (taxes, registration, license) or just continue to deny my residence and pay MD

[Dan]

27 yrs old
step 23
239 per mo
umm a few driving violations including some unmentionables
will drop next year by 100 per mo i am told

[bimmer143]

Originally posted by czm3
Live free or die....
NH does not report to anybody.

Not true!! I've been yanked in NH a couple times and they do reciprocate with mass. If you get nailed in NH it's the same as getting nailed here. Sometimes they miss you, but I wouldn't count on it. I still screw around up there, but it can still hurt you here. Just setting the record straight, I'd hate for any of you to think you're all set and get an unwelcome letter from the MA RMV.

Chris, you may get lucky, but don't go into NH again thinking it's all good. It's not!!

[BoomerE30]

damn.. you guys are lucky!

New Jersey, 18 Y.O. 1993 325is (red coupe) and i pay 3550/year/fullcoverage/1000 deductible!

[czm3]

Originally posted by bimmer143
Not true!! I've been yanked in NH a couple times and they do reciprocate with mass. If you get nailed in NH it's the same as getting nailed here. Sometimes they miss you, but I wouldn't count on it. I still screw around up there, but it can still hurt you here. Just setting the record straight, I'd hate for any of you to think you're all set and get an unwelcome letter from the MA RMV.

Chris, you may get lucky, but don't go into NH again thinking it's all good. It's not!!

I hope I get lucky....

I got two tickets that day. I'm fighting one, but paid the other. Funny thing, those were my first tickets in years.

[bimmer143]

Originally posted by czm3
I hope I get lucky....

I got two tickets that day. I'm fighting one, but paid the other. Funny thing, those were my first tickets in years.

You must chose roads less traveled!! The Kanga, while a great road, is a ticket waiting to happen. I'm going to do some investigating of Maine/Nh to find some. I'll let you know. Maybe. a few spirited jaunts are in the future.

[PhillyCheese]

What is this "step" thing?
yes i know this is the " New England (RI, MA, NH, VT)" forum

[Chapel]

read

its much easier to read that then have me tell you what it means this soon after waking up

[rahxephon]

i'm suhre i already mentioned this earlier about acadia nationaly park in maine, but it's the shit, the only problem is summer time driving on it is pointless since it's packed full of tourists. but i will recap, it's ten miles long and called the park loop, it's a two lane, one way road, full of banked turns, elevation changes and some decent straits.

[Carmen]

Well when i had my Audi (2001 S4) @ 21

i was a Step 33, paid 8200 for the year, full coverage, 500 deductible.