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A report from the Highway Loss Data Institute, the data branch of the Insurance Institute for Highway safety, lists data on vehicle models with the highest collision, injury and theft insurance losses that supports the claim that vehicle size is tied to injury and collision claims.
Read More →Various state attorney's general have signed a settlement with State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. ensuring refunds for consumers who unwittingly purchased vehicles labeled "total losses" by insurers, but were not branded as such.
Read More →The IIHS recently tested seats and head restraints in 14 current minivans. Ford Freestar and Mercury Monterey, earned IIHS' top overall rating.
Read More →Seven of the nation's top ten areas with the highest vehicle theft rates are in California.
Read More →Government employees in Monmouth, N.J., are driving county-owned vehicles, with all operating costs paid for by the taxpayers.
Read More →Detroit, Philadelphia and Los Angeles top the list. Insurance rates were a common, high-cost factor for the most expensive cities.
Read More →In some parts of the country, the average auto insurance premium quotes may have fallen by as much as 10 percent in the last six months. Where you live matters. See chart for your state's change in average insurance rate.
Read More →A new study says Cedar Rapids, Iowa has the safest drivers. The study also found that collisions are most likely to happen on Saturdays, least likely on Sundays.
Read More →New auto insurance plan being tested in Tennessee offers accident forgiveness once every three years and deductible rewards for accident-free driving.
Read More →Better vehicle designs, increased use of seat belts and air bags have all contributed to the rate decrease, according to a report by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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