If 75% of all accidents occur within 5 miles of home, why not move 10 miles away?

Question

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Answer 1

In my area, your insurance premium is partly based on how many miles you drive to work.  If you live under 10 mi. from your job, you not only save ins. premiums, but gasoline too.  Drive safe no matter how many miles you drive.  It is not the miles you drive, but how safe you are and being aware of the other drivers around you.

If you drive like a maniac, then you pay the price no matter how few miles you drive.

Answer 2

FANTASTIC idea ! Im doing it right now !

Answer 3

Because then you would be involved in 25% of all the accidents in your old neiborhood

Answer 4

Are you a Democrat?  Oh!  Smiley face; you were joking.  I'm glad to hear that you are not one.

Answer 5

I like the way you think and I'd like to subscribe to your newsletter.

Answer 6

You continue to have a weird sense of humor in your questions...I just love it!!! I'm one of your fans....  :-)

Since this is your question and you are taking the responsibility for the percentage of accidents occurring near your home....If you feel that 75% of accidents happen within 5 miles of YOUR home, please let me know your zipcode so that I will avoid your area up to a circumference of 10 miles when driving through!!!   :-)

Just trying to be a wiseA$$ like you!!! You bring the sarcastic best out in me!!!

Sammyleggs

Answer 7

funny.... naaaaaa....

but surely a nice way of thinking.... dont change that...!!!!

Answer 8

Trying to be funny?

TRYING?

Good luck next time....

Answer 9

I don't think this would work because as soon as you move, that's your new home and you will still have 75% of your accidents within 5 miles of your new address. I think the only solution would be to get a PO box set up at a post office and make sure you live 10 miles away from that. Then as long as you avoid entering the 10 mile PO exclusion zone and never give out your 'real' home address, you should be able to drive around with your eyes shut ok.