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Auto Insurance Discounts

Acuity rewards safe and responsible drivers with several ways to save on auto insurance.

Customer loyalty discounts

 

Multi-policy

Save up to 20% when you have two or more policies with Acuity. Combine your auto with your home, rec vehicles, boat, or umbrella. Learn more about bundling your insurance.

 

Multi-vehicle

Save even more when two or more vehicles in the household are insured by Acuity.

 

Prior insurance

As a newcomer to Acuity, we recognize the time you were insured by your previous insurance company.
 

Driver discounts

 

Good student/graduate

Full-time students who maintain a "B" average or better are eligible for this discount now and after graduation.

 

Accident prevention course

Taking a driver safety course may help you get car insurance discounts. Ask your agent for a list of qualifying courses and requirements.


Incident-free

Drivers who maintain an accident, violation, and claim-free record, could see additional savings.

 

Other discounts

 

Paid-in-full

Earn a discount when your policy premium is paid in full up front.

 

Vehicle technology

Vehicles with high-tech crash prevention features, such as automatic braking, rear cameras, and forward-collision warnings could save you money.

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