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Editors’ take: Good2Goauto insurance has a complex business structure, and the claims process can be tricky to navigate. The company operates in most states, but premiums can be more expensive than comparable insurance companies. Good2Go could be an option for high-risk drivers with nowhere else to turn.
What you need to know about Good2Go auto insurance
Good2Go Insurance offers auto insurance directly and through various partner companies.
If Good2Go can’t directly serve your area, it may offer auto insurance policies through partners.
Good2Go specializes in auto insurance for high-risk drivers, which can often be expensive or difficult to obtain.
Insurance coverage for high-risk drivers
Good2Go provides high-risk auto insurance, also called nonstandard auto insurance. Drivers may be considered high-risk by their state if they have been charged with a DUI or DWI or have multiple traffic violations, a history of car accidents or poor credit history.
About the author: Sarah Sidlow is a freelance writer and editor based near Detroit. She has a master’s degree in journalism from Georgetown University. Sarah’s work has appeared in Luxembourg’s national newspaper, Washington City Paper… Read more.
