Car Insurance Articles

New survey finds drivers would rather pay for their behaviors than for poor credit or the wrong address. Read more>

Car insurers use discounts to court large groups of drivers who share only a hobby, a church, an occupation or school ties. Read more>

Low-mileage discounts are great -- but what if you could see the car insurance meter ticking as you drove? Read more>

Where can you save money on car insurance? Ohio, analysis by CarInsurance.com finds. Read more>

A new survey finds drivers calling insurance based on address, credit or occupation unfair. Read more>

How much insurance should you buy? Any insurance agent worthy of their salt will tell you that you should buy as much as you can afford. Read more>

A surprising number of drivers would invite insurance companies along for the ride -- even change their behaviors -- in return for a car insurance discount. Read more>

6 weird discounts: There are more ways to save on car insurance than you think. Read more>

A new study finds a driver with a safer record may pay more for car insurance than a better-educated or married counterpart. Read more>

Occupations that get car insurance discounts include teachers, engineers and emergency personnel. Read more>

Car insurance becomes a hot-button issue in Canada, where four provinces offer a public option. Read more>

A new website posts consumer complaints about insurance. Read more>

Technologies from bumper stickers to GPS can track a teen driver's behavior, and sometimes bring a car insurance discount. Read more>

A Safeco program knocks the dings out of your driving record -- if you can prove you're a safe driver. Read more>

Insurer says voters file fewer claims, and it has patented a way to give them a discount. Read more>

Gen Y likes small, sporty cars, a new survey finds. But it's not the cars that are expensive to insure -- it's Gen Y itself. Read more>

Owners expect to pay more for ultra-high gas mileage. But do they expect higher insurance costs as well? Read more>

Ice and snow complicate driving enough without amateur mistakes. Here are 7 telltale signs of a snow newbie. Read more>

Autonomous vehicles are coming, and they will save you time and money -- especially on car insurance. Read more>

Seems like no one can drive a manual transmission car anymore, not even thieves. Why aren't you getting a discount for it? Read more>

State police, aided by federal grants, are cracking down on texting drivers. Read more>

A new database gives Montana a real-time way to verify auto insurance coverage. Read more>

Alabama has a new auto insurance verification system to ensure drivers carry liability coverage. Read more>

A new law kicks in, allowing California drivers to provide proof of car insurance via their smartphones. Read more>

The holiday can go wrong very quickly with one drink too many. DUI laws are tougher than ever, and patrols will be out in force. Read more>

Many people believe barefoot driving is illegal. It's not -- but it's not smart, either. Read more>

Some veterans still drive like they're in combat. That's not always good. Read more>

When you decide to stop driving, make sure you stop paying for car insurance, too. Here is how. Read more>

U.S. driver's license tests are relatively easy, experts say, yet huge numbers of would-be drivers fail. Read more>

After eight straight years of declines, teen deaths are rising. Read more>

Frequent moves and deployments mean car insurance for active-duty military has its own complications. Read more>

A recent survey finds leaseholders often carry more car insurance than necessary. Read more>

If your pet is injured in a car crash your car insurance might just help you pay the vet bills. Read more>

Car-sharing services, unlike traditional rentals, typically include insurance. Read more>

Death benefits aren't standard in auto insurance policies. Here's what to expect. Read more>

When the other driver refuses to cooperate, all you really need is his license plate number to begin the car insurance claims process. Read more>

States with no pay, no play auto insurance laws limit what uninsured drivers can gain in a lawsuit. Read more>

Storage fees can mount quickly after a wreck, and some states have few controls on what is charged. Read more>

Sometimes you may want your insurer to repair a car rather than declare it a total loss. Read more>

Hailstorm season peaks in the spring. Are your car and car insurance ready? Read more>

Here's what often leads to pedestrian deaths . Read more>

Your vehicle was just damaged in an automobile accident and you need it fixed to drive to work and your kids to school. Just how long will it take for your car to be repaired so you can use it again? Read more>

Many fascinating studies and surveys have been done about cars and their driver's personalities. You would be amazed at the reflection on your personality that your car says about you and me. Read more>

ISO symbols, driving records, and fraud are major factors in determining insurance premiums when it is time to renew your auto policy. An auto claim will affect your insurance premiums. We wish we could say one accident will cost XX amount more and 2 claims will cost XX amount more, but we cannot. Rating systems are too complex. Read more>

Buying a used car can be fraught with issues. To take away some of the concerns or doubts one might decide to purchase a certified pre-owned car. Buying a car this way can allow you to get full loaded car for a reasonable amount and the certainty that it will last you more than a few days.You will drive away with the peace of mind knowing that the used vehicle you purchased comes with extra securities. Read more>