10 Things You Should Know About Insurance
There are many things you might not know about your current insurance policies for your home, family, cars, and business. It is important to understand what is and isn’t covered.
Auto Insurance is a contract between an individual (the policyholder) and an insurance company. It provides financial protection and coverage in case of accidents, damage, theft, or other events related to the insured vehicle. The primary purpose of auto insurance is to help the policyholder mitigate the financial consequences that can arise from unexpected situations involving their vehicle.
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Coaching Your Teenage Driver
Obtaining a driver’s license is a significant milestone for teenagers, symbolizing increased freedom and independence alongside added responsibility. While many teens may feel invincible, it’s crucial for parents to instill a heightened sense of responsibility, particularly when driving, to ensure safety on the road.
Car Insurance Checklist…Getting the Best Value
To secure excellent auto insurance, prioritize value over price. It’s crucial to consider the value you receive for your spending when purchasing car insurance, as minimum legal requirements may not offer sufficient protection in the event of a serious accident involving bodily injury or significant property damage.
Snow Removal from Vehicles Laws
Neglecting to fully clear snow and ice from your vehicle’s roof and windows isn’t just risky but could lead to hefty fines and legal consequences. Please take the extra few minutes to make sure your car is properly cleared to protect yourself and others on the road.
Vermont Cell Phone Ban for Drivers Begins October 1, 2014
Starting October 1, 2014, cell phone use while driving in Vermont is prohibited, requiring hands-free operation for electronic devices to comply with the law. All drivers must be mindful of these regulations when operating a vehicle in the state.
Gender Related to Type of Car Crash
The fear of experiencing a car accident is universal, heightened particularly for parents of teenage drivers as they navigate their child’s initial ventures on the road. The specter of a collision looms heavily, casting a shadow over the anticipation of a teen’s newfound driving privileges.
Most Stolen Cars in 2013
The NICB has published its yearly “Hot Wheels” report detailing the most frequently stolen vehicle make, model, and year in 2013, using theft data provided to the NCIC by law enforcement agencies. Read how to keep your vehicle safe from theft.
DOI Issues Alert on Car-Sharing and Ride-Sharing Services
Are you thinking about car-sharing or ride-sharing in Massachusetts? Beware: these options carry insurance risks. Understand your coverage limitations and potential liabilities before joining.
Is Hands-Free Cell Phone Use Safe?
Using a hands-free cell phone while driving might seem safe, especially with the rise of dashboard info systems enabling such calls, but it’s not necessarily so. Although laws in Massachusetts and other states prohibit texting while driving and cell phone use by drivers under 18, it’s legal for adults to use cell phones while driving, yet this doesn’t necessarily equate to safety, especially compared to handheld devices.
MA RMV Restores Renewal Reminders by Mail
The RMV has resumed its birthday postcard reminder service, notifying drivers if they can renew online or must visit a branch. Supported by advertising, this service helps Massachusetts’ 4.75 million licensed drivers stay updated, with 87,000–92,000 postcards sent monthly.