Seth Heggart They refuse to provide you with an SR-22 if you relocate. I live in Colorado. In Colorado, if you want to get a new drivers license, an SR-22 is required. .... but Bristol policy is that they do not provide it for anybody relocating. They also comped only 400 for a hit and run and covered just three days with a rental. It wasnt until after I got the policy that I was told its a "high risk" agency which apparently sets a different standard for interdepartmental rules and regulations. Had I known that, I wouldve stayed with Root. Root is a phenomenal agency but I thought Bristol had a lower rate. After I signed the initial policy, I was called the following week and was told they needed to add something else on which then jacked up my payments by 80 dollars, rendering them more expensive than Root at that point. There wasnt any point in me switching and I regret this. Ive held a policy with them for just over one year so there has been some time and grace on both sides.
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