Car Insurance for Collectors
If you own a historic or exotic vehicle, you might qualify for a cheap classic car insurance policy. Classic cars are usually reserved primarily for show and are driven infrequently. As long as you...
View ArticleMoving Traffic Violations
Moving violations are typically more serious than paperwork or parking violations. Such infractions could include improper turning, passing a school bus, following another vehicle too closely, or...
View ArticleDriving Under the Influence and Other Substance-Related Driving Offenses
A person dies from an alcohol-related auto accident about every 48 minutes in the U.S. The yearly cost of alcohol-related wrecks is over $51 billion, so needless to say, driving while intoxicated is a...
View ArticleWhat to Do after an Incident
After an accident occurs, a thousand questions run through your mind. How much time do you have to report the accident to the insurance company? Should you even report an accident to your insurance...
View ArticleSerious Vehicular Incidents
Traffic violations like speeding and failing to yield fall under the umbrella of minor incidents. Other violations, however, such as driving on a suspended license, leaving the scene of an accident, or...
View ArticleAccidents Involving Parked Cars
One of the most common questions drivers ask is “someone hit my parked car, now what do I do?†The reverse is also a common situation—you hit a vehicle in a parking lot and don’t know how to...
View ArticleTraffic Tickets
You may be wondering, "how much will my insurance go up with a speeding ticket?" Every insurer will have a different policy on rate increases following a moving violation such as a speeding ticket. If...
View ArticleMost Common Vehicle Incidents
Some of the most common traffic offenses include speeding, parking violations, broken equipment, and failure to present proof of insurance, to name a few. These offenses may or may not be removed from...
View ArticlePoints and Your Drivers License
After receiving a ticket for a moving violation, the state will typically assign points against your driver’s license. Low-level offenses usually only result in a few points that go away in a couple...
View ArticleInternational Drivers and Driving Abroad
When you operate a vehicle in another country, you’ll run into a number of complexities regarding insurance coverage, driver records, and license issues. For example, if you have a U.S. driver’s...
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