Good Driving Habits are practices like obeying speed limits, avoiding distractions, and defensive driving to reduce accident risks. Murphy Insurance Agency rewards policyholders with safe driving discounts and premium reductions.
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. This time is dedicated to helping bikers and their passengers remain safe while cruising the road. Although your bike can be a thrilling and exciting way to travel, it’s also often more dangerous than using a passenger car. Check out safety tips to keep in mind.
According to the National Safety Council, more than 3,000 people die each year as a result of distracted driving crashes. Keep reading to learn what you can do to reduce potential distractions while you drive—keeping both yourself and others safe on the road.
To be a defensive driver, it’s important to follow a three-step process: see hazards, determine potential responses, and act in time. Driving in Massachusetts means navigating heavy traffic, narrow roads, construction zones, and unpredictable New England weather. Defensive driving helps local drivers anticipate hazards, reduce accident risk, and protect their auto insurance record.
Driving while under the influence is not only dangerous for the impaired driver; passengers, other motorists and pedestrians are put at serious risk, too. That’s why it’s important to avoid getting behind the wheel after drinking too much. One drink can change your night — one decision can change a life. Choose wisely. Don’t drink and drive. Read more about guidance on preventing drinking and driving.
Heading out on a long drive alone can be empowering, but it also calls for a little extra preparation. From planning safe rest stops to staying aware of your surroundings, these essential tips will help you feel confident and secure on every mile of your solo journey.
For better or worse, your automobile insurance premium is a direct result of your driving record. While you can’t always prevent every accident or control what happens on the road, safe driving is one of the most powerful tools you have to protect both yourself and your finances. Keep reading to learn how maintain a safe driving record can lower your premium, and—as a result—protect your wallet.
As you get older and wiser, you might come to the realization that you just can’t do some things quite like you used to. When it comes to driving, it’s important to stay safe and feel confident behind the wheel. Learn about smart driving tips for seniors and precautions to ensure your safety and that of those around you on the road.
Using proper defensive driving techniques will help keep both you and other drivers safe on the road. With this in mind, be sure to implement the following defensive driving guidance the next time you get behind the wheel.
Electric cars continue to make headlines, but anyone who’s had such a vehicle sneak up behind them while on foot knows how quiet they are. These vehicles, along with hybrid cars, run much more quietly than gas-powered cars—posing a serious risk to unaware pedestrians.
Driving in adverse weather conditions can be downright nerve-wracking. It can also be very dangerous. Being aware of how to modify your driving during heavy rain, snow and fog can help you stay calm and safe during your journey. Consider the following tips when driving in extreme weather.
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