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Summary: Arkansas has a computer system in place that keeps track of the insurance coverage of every registered vehicle in the state. If your insurance coverage ceases for any reason and you do not replace that policy with another one immediately, the state is notified and your car's registration is in danger of being revoked. In other words, don't drive a vehicle on any public road in Arkansas without first purchasing insurance coverage. This means it is important for many peop...

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Arkansas has a computer system in place that keeps track of the insurance coverage of every registered vehicle in the state. If your insurance coverage ceases for any reason and you do not replace that policy with another one immediately, the state is notified and your car's registration is in danger of being revoked. In other words, don't drive a vehicle on any public road in Arkansas without first purchasing insurance coverage. This means it is important for many people to get cheap automobile insurance online in Arkansas. But don't just jump online blindly, thinking you're going to find the best rate. Before you get online there are a few things you need to consider and a few decisions you need to make that can greatly affect how much you pay for your automobile insurance each month. If you are thinking of buying a new car, check with your agent first. Some new cars can cost considerably more to insure than others; make sure you can afford the monthly insurance bill before you purchase something that could turn out to be over your financial head. Your driving record can impact your car insurance rates more than probably anything else. It's up to you how you drive, but keep in mind that even one speeding ticket or one moving violation can increase your automobile insurance for up to three years. And a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) or a DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) conviction can send your rates through the roof for a minimum of 3 years and quite possibly longer – not to mention the court costs and fines! If you are under 25 you are considered a bad driving risk and your insurance rates will be higher. You can knock down your rates by at least 5% and sometimes more simply by staying in school and getting at least a "B" grade point average – this will result in your receiving a Good Student Discount. Older drivers, those 55 and older, have a way to save an average of 10% on their premium each month. Many companies offer a driver's refresher course. If your company offers such a course, and you pass it, you can start saving on your premium month after month. Don't insure a car with no Kelly Blue Book value for collision or comprehensive because your insurance company won't pay on any claim even if you do pay for the coverage as they only pay on a claim up to the Kelly Blue Book value of a vehicle. Now we come to your deductible. This is where most people fiddle around with their savings. Increasing your deductible is a trade-off and you need to seriously look at your finances and decide how much you can afford to pay out of your own wallet any time you have a claim. The more you can pay – the higher your deductible – and the less your insurance company has to pay, the lower your monthly premium will be. O.K., now you're armed with the information you need to get cheap automobile insurance online in Arkansas so get online and start comparing polices and prices among the different insurance companies. It would be nice if you only had to making your comparison on just one website, but the truth of the matter is, none of the websites out there compares every single insurance company's rates in Arkansas, so if you are really serious about finding the very best rate possible, you'll need to take the extra time and make comparisons on at least 3 different websites. Once you've done that then you can pick the best policy and the best rate and know for certain that you are getting the cheapest automobile insurance available in the whole state of Arkansas.