The Pennsylvania Insurance Department is one with (2007) rate comparison charts that give sample prices for 20 of the major players, though not as effective as other state’s rate comparisons that provide for several different driver samples profiles, this info might give you an idea of the most economical insurers. (The PA tables only show rates for a 35 year old, with some really vague price range quotes)

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Typically I found these companies to be the least expensive:

Progressive, Geico, 21st century, All State, among others

They will rate you on many factors: Car type/style, Age, Driving record, zip code of residence, and more. Some companies have different weights to above. For instance, one company may ding you more for being young while the other may ding you more for your zip code. It’s all in their rules and what’s important to them

You need to call or email them all. If you email you can have a ‘stock’ email you send to them and compare rates.

As a young man, your rates will be a bit high but you can get them lower over time by not having tickets, DUI’s, and enrolling in college (when you can).

Tell them you only drive to/from school and work and very little pleasure riding and under a total of 10K miles per year and tell them you want "state required minimus only with the highest possible deductable", this will keep your rates at their lowest. BUT, if you get in accident or need them, that deductable must be paid first so just keep the speed down, pay attention and be respectful on the road!

Frank

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Here you can compare quotes from different companies

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