Summer vacation season means more individuals and families setting out on road trips of all kinds. Statistics indicate that distracted driving from phone use occurs most frequently during the summer; … Continue reading →

While almost every state in the country mandates that drivers carry some form of car insurance, it can be challenging to qualify for a policy if you have a bad … Continue reading →

If your car winds up wrapped around a pole, sporting a four-legged hood ornament, or is the subject of a statewide police chase, your auto insurance rates are going to go up. … Continue reading →

Get the Most Out of Your Car Insurance Coverage – For Less* Get a quote today and see how bundling multiple policies, a safe driving history or low mileage can … Continue reading →

Winter may be most known for its treacherous driving conditions, but spring also can be a difficult season for driving. From wind and rain to wildlife emerging from hibernation, spring … Continue reading →

Spring Preparations for Your Vehicle If you’ve been driving your vehicle all winter, here are several maintenance tips that are strongly recommended: Check Your Tire Pressure Gases expand when they’re … Continue reading →

An insurance score is a score calculated from information on your credit report. Your credit information can be very predictive of future accidents or insurance claims, which is why many … Continue reading →

CO is a colorless, odorless gas produced by the incomplete burning of any carbon-containing material, including gasoline, natural gas, propane, coal or wood. CO is dangerous because it replaces oxygen … Continue reading →

Many businesses—like restaurants and grocery stores—rely on delivery drivers who use their personal cars. Before the pandemic, Americans had already been enjoying the convenience of having both essential and non-essential … Continue reading →

On a single day in February 2021, Americans saw horrific images of the wreckage and carnage of three multicar pile-ups that occurred on icy roads in Texas. The worst of … Continue reading →