Get to Know the Truth About Insurance

When it comes to driving, nothing is more important than safety. That’s why, in many states, it is illegal to talk or text on a cell phone while driving.

If you are renting, not only should you be sure to have renters’ insurance when you move in. In most cases, you’ll also want it to include liability protection.

The need for commercial auto insurance is on the rise due to a growing number of commercial vehicles throughout the U.S. You, too, will likely need an auto policy that provides insurance coverage specifically designed for business use.

If you’re one of the many drivers considering an electric vehicle, you may have a few questions. Here is some helpful information about electric cars.

Anyone who has attempted to drive up an icy hill in wintertime knows just how treacherous that can be. Next time you head out in your car when there’s snow and ice on the ground, winter tires can add a much-needed layer of comfort and protection. Whether your circumstances warrant the use of them is another story. To figure out whether they make sense for you, take a closer look at what winter tires are and how they work.

We’re sharing tips to keep in mind before crossing state lines on your next trip. Knowing about different laws, weather patterns, road conditions, and other variables can help you be better prepared and enjoy a safer time on the road.

As newer alternatives emerge, whether to carry a spare tire is a decision that requires today’s drivers to consider a few different factors.

When someone moves in for any length of time, it’s important to figure out if you should include them in your auto insurance plan.

You don’t need to be rich to get your hands on a new (or used) set of wheels. But you do need to know a bit about your auto financing options.

More than ever, people need to get away this summer, but keep in mind that prepping your car for a long drive is essential to enjoy a safer and more relaxing road trip.