Respondents who took Insurance.com's auto policy knowledge survey only scored an average of 32 percent. The 10-question multiple-choice survey polled 500 drivers. Even when looking at respondents grouped by age, gender or region, no group scored higher than 39 percent.
The results show motorists are likely making mistakes when purchasing policies, especially if they go through online services that cannot offer tailored guidance that an agent can provide.
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