Car Accident Statistics in America in 2009

TweetCar accident statistics provide essential information about how we drive. The purpose is to reduce loss of life and injuries as well as determining car insurance rates. Car accident statistics also determine if changes need to be made regarding driver … Continue reading

Top 10 Safest Cars to Drive in the U.S. in 2009

TweetEvery year, millions of car accidents take place across the country. With so many cars on the road, the issue of vehicle safety is of the utmost importance. Vehicles are constantly being tested for their safety. To determine the safety … Continue reading

Kansas Governor Signs 2 Auto-Insurance-Related Bills

TweetLast Week, Governor Sam Brownback of Kansas signed two pieces of legislation into law. The first law is referred to as “no pay, no play,” and is meant to limit the recovery rights of uninsured motorists. Basically, this means that … Continue reading

Update on the Cost of Insuring a Hybrid Vehicle

TweetThe question is being raised more and more. Can I get better auto insurance rates on hybrid and EV cars and trucks? Well. No. Right now it is still more expensive to insure a hybrid than their gasoline brethren, although … Continue reading

Parents Delaying Their Teen Drivers Due to Insurance Costs

TweetHaving been raised by a child of the Depression, I feel safe in saying the full effects of this recession will take a long time to make themselves fully felt. One consequence, however, is that 66 percent of parents are … Continue reading

Video Friday: Allstate DriveWise

TweetAllstate has a new program called DriveWise to reward safe drivers with discounts. Here’s a YouTube video explaining the service and you can read more about the program on the Allstate site itself. This is one of a new emerging … Continue reading

Survey Says: Red Light Cameras Save Lives

TweetI live in a city with red light cameras and yes, I’ve paid the price. A $200 price in fact, for not coming to a complete stop before turning right at an intersection on a red. And, when I called … Continue reading