Yes!  Just stop by one of our locations to have your vehicle enrolled in the program and your odometer read.  Then, keep your policy paid up and in force for two months and you will be eligible for another odometer reading and a Drive Less Pay Less discount when you stop by to pay your next renewal bill.  After that, you can come in as often as every month for continued low mileage savings.

Yes. Just bring your car to one of our locations for its odometer readings. The first two readings have to be at least 45 days apart. After your first two readings, you can come by as often as every month, or as infrequently as every six months for continued low mileage savings.

No! The rate you are quoted entitles you to drive unlimited miles without effecting your rate. Drive Less – Pay Less is a bonus discount on top of your other policy discounts!

Sometimes. If there are times during the year when you drive less than other times, it might pay to take a reading before and after your low mile months to collect a discount for the months when you didn’t drive as much. Example: You drive 10,000 miles per year, but for three months in the summer you only drive about 1,000 miles in total.

1. Get a reading when you start your low mileage period
2. Keep your policy paid up with no lapses (paying your normal rate)
3. Get a reading at the end of your low mileage period
4. Apply your Drive Less – Pay Less credit against your next renewal bill (for 1, 2 or 3 months)

Unfortunately, no. Your discount is a percentage of the premium you pay on your next bill only. If you choose to pay for only one month with three months of low mileage history, you will only receive the discount on that one month policy term. Thereafter, it takes another odometer reading to restart your average miles.

You can bring in each car separately to have its odometer reading taken. You can even bring the cars in on separate days. When you bring in the last car you want checked for Drive Less – Pay Less, simply pay your renewal bill and get both discounts credited against your payment.

We need a minimum of 45 days between odometer readings before we can compute your initial discount for your next renewal bill. Thereafter, as long as you keep your policy paid up and in force, you can have your odometer checked every time you come in to make a payment.

No. When you remove a car previously under Drive Less – Pay Less, you remove its mileage history as well. A replacement or new car on your policy needs to be registered at one of our locations to take an initial odometer reading. A second reading must take place at least 45 days later. Thereafter, the new car is active in the Drive Less – Pay Less cycle.

That depends on how long it has been between your odometer readings. If it has been 32 to 60 days or less, you can apply your Drive Less – Pay Less discount on a renewal of up to two months; 61-90 days, up to three months, etc. Six months is the maximum allowable renewal term with a Drive Less – Pay Less discount.

Example: It has been 160 days between odometer readings. You can apply the discount for up to six months.

Not yet. We’re evaluating several options to expand the program beyond its current scope. For now, just keep checking the web site for future developments.

Not yet. Drive Less – Pay Less is a pilot program approved by the Nevada Division of Insurance. During its first year, it will be limited to cars physically inspected by Auto Insurance America agents.

The next phase of the program is being developed for a launch by early-next year.

Yes. You just need to re-register your car’s odometer reading and then get a second reading a minimum of 45 days later when you come in to pay your next renewal bill. Thereafter, as long as you keep your policy paid up and in force, you can have your odometer checked every time you come in to make a payment.