Nobody wants to get into an accident, but over the course of a lifetime, many of us will have at least one fender bender. While an accident can be a hassle, most of us will simply call the police and a tow truck and begin the auto insurance claims process. (continue reading…)
In about six months, a new law in Wisconsin will require drivers to carry auto insurance. So after June 1, the only state still holding out on enacting a compulsory auto insurance law will be New Hampshire (still wishing to “live free or die,” apparently). (continue reading…)
Defying conventional wisdom, a new study from the University of Michigan says that fall is the most dangerous driving season. September through December host the highest rates of car-crash fatalities. That means winter’s snow and ice don’t lead to as many crashes as one might guess. (continue reading…)
It’s always hard to predict how you’d react in a crisis. Take, for instance, a car accident. Unexpected and scary, a car accident can make you confused and uncertain. But keeping your wits about you after an accident is important in order to protect your financial future – you don’t want to make bad decisions that delay or destroy a car insurance claim. (continue reading…)
