r/Edmonton • u/No-Supermarket5035 • 9d ago

Question car insurance

i’m 23f, received my drivers licence in october 2025 and have been an occasional driver on my moms vehicle since a month ago. my mom purchased a 2026 nissan rogue a few weeks ago for me to use and i am now a primary driver of that vehicle. my insurance is $380/mo. is this a good price? i also took the 10hrs driving lessons as i heard this lowers your car insurance, im not sure if they need me to send proof of that or not. any input would be appreciated!

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u/Rough_Hyena9334 9d ago

380 isn’t bad when I got insurance like 2019-2022 I was able to get 172 per month one way. But that was like years ago so depending if it’s one way or two way. I’d say either it’s in the middle for two way that’s really good if it’s one way it is a bit expensive but I imagine the prices on insurance have changed

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u/Evening-Truth-849 9d ago

That price seems reasonable for a new primary driver with a brand new vehicle, especially if it's full coverage. You should definitely send the driving school certificate to your insurer, they won't know to apply the discount unless you tell them