Posted on October 17th, 2017
By Steven Gursten
The United States Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill in January 2017 that expedites the process of putting autonomous cars on the road. But, many Americans don’t think we’re ready for this type of technology. A recent study shows that a majority of those polled in the U.S. worry about the safety of driverless vehicles. […]
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Posted on August 21st, 2017
By Steven Gursten
Big life changes like getting married, starting a business, or moving in with a companion can demand a lot time and energy, so it’s easy to forget how these may impact something as mundane as car insurance. However, it’s important to know who is and isn’t covered by your policy. Some insurance companies are stricter […]
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Posted on May 10th, 2017
By Steven Gursten
How to Keep Your Insurance Rates Under Control Since 2011, auto insurance premiums on average have skyrocketed to $926, up a shocking 16%. According to insurance companies, this spike is due in part to more people driving distracted, which includes smartphone use while driving. Distracted driving leads to more insurance claims, higher premiums, and more […]
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Posted on October 11th, 2016
By developer
Until 2005, when Congress passed the Graves Amendment, as part of an overall transportation bill, victims of car accidents could hold rental car agencies liable for the actions of the driver of a vehicle they owed. This was known as “vicarious liability” and many states had statutes allowing victims to sue fleet vehicle owners, rental […]
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Posted on June 3rd, 2016
By developer
Being in a crash is traumatic, and seeking the support of friends and loved ones is completely normal. After you have surveyed the damage, treated your injuries and returned home, your first instinct may be to post about your experiences on social media. This is where people can get in trouble. Sharing too much information about your […]
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