The phrase "a good driving record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's history of driving behavior, particularly in contexts like job applications or insurance assessments.
Example: "To qualify for this position, candidates must have a good driving record to ensure safety on the road."
Alternatives: "clean driving history" or "positive driving record".
Zipcar memberships are available to anyone who has had a driver's license for two years and a good driving record.
Consider a 35-year-old man in Brooklyn with a 2000-model four-door Ford Tandus LX and a good driving record.
Using an example of coverage for a 35-year-old woman with a good driving record, the study obtained quotes while varying characteristics like marital status, education level, occupation, home ownership and gaps in insurance coverage.
As an example of how the costs will play out, a 40-year-old man in Manhattan with a good driving record now pays $1,197 for a policy on a Chevrolet 1500 Suburban.
For maintaining a good driving record for five years, a Hartford policyholder can take an additional 5% discount on an auto policy, says Jonathan Bennett, the company's senior vice president of personal lines.
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Many insurance companies offer current customers with good driving records a discount on their motorcycle policies -- even for first-time bikers.
By many measures, they have a good driving safety record.
Both had good driving records free of accidents or moving violations over several years, good credit and were single with one child.
In recent years, the dwindling competition has led to exorbitant rates and made it difficult for thousands of motorists, even those with good driving records, to get policies.
J. Robert Hunter, the federation's director of insurance and a former Texas insurance commissioner, said the group was sending its analysis to all state insurance commissioners, urging them to do additional research to see if low- and moderate-income consumers with good driving records were being charged unfairly high and unaffordable rates.
