Teen drivers are statistically the group most at risk of being injured in a Dallas-Fort Worth traffic accident. However, as a Tarrant County personal injury lawyer, I think it’s fair to note that not all these auto wrecks are necessarily the fault of these teenage drivers. There are plenty of far more negligent drivers on our North Texas roads: drunk drivers, over-tired truckers and motorists too busy texting to pay attention are just a few that come to mind.

Nonetheless, teen drivers are involved in more fatal crashes that any other category. This means that insuring them is often incredibly expensive. Fortunately, I have 5 top tips to save money when purchasing car insurance for your teens. Believe it or not, the car that your teen drives and the grades they get in high school can both affect your insurance premium!

One way that people try to save money on insurance is by increasing their deductible so as to allow them to pay lower premiums each month. This makes sense for some people, but as a car wreck injury lawyer, I know it’s important that you don’t saddle yourself with too high a deductible because if the worst does ever happen, that’s money that’s going to be coming out of your own pocket.

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