Auto insurance rates for the state of Connecticut have average around $990.75 since the year of 2008. That represents a small change from the previous years when the rates were just a smaller 0.30 percentage of $987.66. The figures that made up those costs are liability coverage coming in a $625.61. The collision came in at an average of $343.44 and an average of $133.37 for the comprehensive coverage. There are currently 8 states that have a higher premium and a big 41 states that had lower premium than the state of Connecticut. For the years of 2000 through 2005 the auto insurance premiums were between $871.20 and $921.19. There were only 4 states at that time that had higher premiums.

Some of the most common factors that are affecting the insurance costs in Connecticut are:

• The City Speed Limits at 55.
• The Highway Speed Limits at 65.
• The Blood Alcohol Percentage Limits were 0.08%
• The Open Container Law has not yet been determined for the state.
• The use and operation of any hand held cell phones while someone is driving can be restricted.
• Drivers License can be suspended for a period of 90 days for a first offense offender being charged with a DUI or DWI.
• Your driving privileges may be restored during the suspension time, if is is abailable.

Auto insurance date for premiums in Connecticut.

• The 2008 average premium was at $990.75
• The premium average for 2007 was $987.66
• There was a change in premium rate of only 0.30.
• Collision cost was at $ 343.44
• The comprehensive coverage cost was at $133.37
• The premium rank was at 9

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