For accidents that result in any degree of bodily injury or death, drivers will be asked to file SR-22 insurance, often referred to as a certificate of financial responsibility. These coverages will pay for bodily injury to other drivers or passengers involved in an accident that you cause. Florida residents convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs are required to meet FR-44 insurance standards. FR-44 coverage requirements are substantially higher than no-fault minimum coverages or SR-22 certificates. Who has the cheapest car insurance in Florida? Geico has the cheapest car insurance in Florida for most people. Geico offers the lowest rates for liability-only and full-coverage policies for young and old drivers. Why is car insurance in Florida so expensive? One reason that Florida's car insurance rates are relatively expensive compared to other states is because of the high number of uninsured drivers on the road. Additionally, Florida's roads are often crowded with both state residents and millions of tourists each year. Data w as gen er ated by GSA  Co nt​ent  Gene ra tor  DEMO!

Just a single accident on your driving record can raise your rates by $1,448 per year - an increase of 43% from average. In Florida, drivers who have received a DUI may find the cheapest car insurance from Geico, with an average quote of $2,994. Farmers is the second most affordable option, with an average annual rate of $3,161. Rates increase by an average of 56% for drivers who have a DUI or DWI in Florida. Florida allows insurers to set rates based on your credit history. Fortunately, drivers with poor credit may still find cheap coverage from State Farm or Geico. Both companies offer car insurance rates that are 35% cheaper than average. Geico has the cheapest full coverage quotes for senior drivers, averaging $117 per month for a 65-year-old driver in Florida. State Farm is also an affordable company, with average rates of $131 per month for senior car insurance in Florida. You may see your car insurance quotes go up as you get older because insurance companies find that some senior drivers may be more likely to get into accidents as their driving skills decline.

The cost of car insurance for teen drivers is significantly more expensive.

To save on car insurance as you get older, you could get savings of 10% to 20% per discount if you qualify for a mature driver discount, defensive driver discount or low mileage discount. Teenage drivers may pay $1,996 more per year for minimum-coverage car insurance in Florida than older drivers. The cheapest full-coverage car insurance for 18-year-old drivers comes from Geico. In Florida, Geico's rates are 66% cheaper than average for teens looking for full-coverage car insurance. Alternatively, State Farm also offers cheap coverage, at 46% less than average. The cost of car insurance for teen drivers is significantly more expensive. For these drivers, the average cost of full coverage is $8,772 - more than two and a half times the average cost for 30-year-old drivers. However, teenagers can still find affordable car insurance in Florida by comparing rates from multiple companies. Young drivers with a speeding ticket could get affordable minimum-liability car insurance from Geico, which costs $2,532 per year - 72% cheaper than average.

The aforementioned death of the child that Corey was babysitting is shown in a flashback when Michael locks eyes with Corey, hinting that he felt that Corey was a kindred spirit. That would be all fine and dandy if it wasn't for the fact that Corey had no actual intention of hurting Jeremy and clearly felt intense remorse over what he did. Michael Myers certainly did not feel any sort of kinship with the lynch mob that willfully tormented an innocent man, Tavoli, into committing suicide previously, nor did he hesitate at all to kill Sartain after he attempted to murder Hawkins. Also unexplained is how exactly Corey not only descended into a remorseless serial killer at such breakneck speed, but how he absorbed Michael's prowess at killing, especially given that Michael is still mute and unable to teach him. Equally confusingly characterised is the entire Haddonfield police force. This is where I remind the reader that Michael Myers had previously gone on two killing sprees, the latter of which led to over 50 people being killed in one night, and the police had already braved an infuriated mob in the previous movie over their failures to take The Shape seriously.