The Etiquette of Dings, Dents and More
The only disadvantage of having a limited experience of accident scenes is that when the unexpected occurs, it’s hard to … Continued
The only disadvantage of having a limited experience of accident scenes is that when the unexpected occurs, it’s hard to … Continued
Nearly half a million people are injured in distracted driving-related accidents each year. Activities ranging from eating to texting divert … Continued
Thinking about your teen behind the wheel may make you anxious, but the key to raising a responsible teen driver … Continued
It’s second nature to associate distracted driving with cell phones. However, technologies have been blamed for distracting drivers for decades. … Continued
Everywhere you look, people are taking “selfies” – from sporting events to graduation ceremonies. But the reckless act of taking … Continued
Driving drowsy is an accident waiting to happen – causing more than 100,000 auto accidents and 1,550 deaths each year, … Continued
Winter gets the bad reputation for difficult weather-related driving conditions, and while it’s well deserved, fall has some surprisingly difficult … Continued
Advances in car technology have made it difficult to choose what add-ons you really need and which are excessive or … Continued
What adult children should look for and how to help. When is it time for a senior parent to stop … Continued
The evolution of car safety has been a fascinating combination of technology, information, laws, and more – making our roads safer. See how our infographic tracks other important milestones in the past century of car safety.
More accidents occur there than you’d think. Here’s how to protect yourself. While it may be overlooked as a potential … Continued
Driving in the rain can be a slippery situation – slick road conditions, poor visibility and possible hydroplaning or skidding. More than 1 million weather-related crashes occur each year – most on wet pavement and nearly half while raining.
Smart drivers know techniques for driving in the rain, avoiding hydroplaning and using the vehicle’s safety features. Here are some tips for driving in wet conditions that you can save for a rainy day.
While many people think tornadoes impact only the Midwest, every state in the country is vulnerable to tornadoes, according to NOAA. Approximately 1,200 tornadoes hit the U.S. each year, causing an average of $24,000 in home damage and $4,000 in auto damage. Our claims department reviewed data related to tornadoes from 2008 and 2012 and found that other than a direct hit, the majority of tornado damage to homes and cars occurs from falling tree debris or fallen trees.
Since this week is National Severe Weather Preparedness Week, it’s the perfect time to learn about the ways you can prep your car and home.
Drowsy driving is a risky—and possibly fatal—behavior. Find out how to stay sharp behind the wheel. So you think driving … Continued
How common are car thefts? Actually, they happen every 44 seconds in the U.S. There were more than 721,000 in … Continued