PIP: Insurance Coverage That You Want Together With Your Auto Policy
PIP or Personal Insurance Protection is a medical insurance that protects you or your passengers if there is an injury from a car accident. If you have acquired it, PIP will cover medical costs and more even if you are responsible for the accident or collision.
The Insurance Take on an Accident by the Person You Lent Your Car to
For those uneducated in the matter, when you lend your car to someone else, that driver is referred to as a permissive driver by the insurance industry. If a permissive driver causes an accident, here’s how the insurance companies will respond.
What Is the Correct Way to Merge Into Traffic?
It is funny how some experienced drivers – and I mean drivers that have been behind the wheel for decades – still have an uneasy feeling about changing lanes or merging into heavy traffic. If you share the lack of courage for the merge, this primer brought to you by auto insurance experts on how to do it without causing an accident will certainly be a welcome addition to your collection of must-reads on road safety.
Why You Should Report a Minor Accident to Your Insurance Company
It happens frequently: after a car accident with no injuries and negligible damage, the involved drivers agree upon a settlement without involving their respective insurance companies and minus the official police report. Unfortunately, too many times this arrangement just does not end well.
Facts About a Police Checkpoint and Drivers Under the Influence
Whether it is alcohol or drugs, driving under either influence can be a death sentence for the driver, passengers and the occupants of any other car that is on the same road. DUI checkpoints are also known as sobriety checkpoints. Because of the deadly risks with driving under influence of drugs or alcohol, the checkpoints are sanctioned activity of law enforcers in all states across the country despite characteristics that may be classified as personal and privacy intrusions.
