"Some companies offer 'pay as you drive'
The idea is expanding quickly. Progressive Insurance Co. offers pay-as-you-drive policies in 19 states, and California launched a voluntary program in October. A smattering of smaller companies are offering similar products.
But each policy is different, and a handful of environmental groups say a standardized approach would expand its use while ensuring that environmental objectives are met. A Brookings Institution study last year estimated that if every driver had a miles-based insurance policy, car travel nationally would be reduced by 8 percent. That would cut emissions 2 percent and save each household $270 annually, on average, per car. ...." Pay as you drive Car Insurance
Friday, December 11, 2009
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Progressive Insurance now offers Insurance in Australia
"The new Australia business, operating as Progressive Direct and based in Melbourne, is headed by Western Australia native Simon Lindsay.
“We expect to appeal to a growing segment of Australian consumers who are doing more and more of their personal business completely online,” said Lindsay. “Now they’ll be able to take that same approach with their car insurance.”
Lindsay said Progressive’s online Australia product will give its target customers the convenience and control they want while allowing Progressive to offer competitive rates and fast, reliable claims service" Car Insurance
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Friday, December 4, 2009
Driving on Snow and Ice 10 Safety Tips
"1. Get a grip. To have adequate snow traction, a tire requires at least 6/32-inch deep tread, according to The Tire Rack. (New passenger-car tires usually have 10/32-inch of tread.) Ultrahigh-performance "summer" tires have little or no grip in snow. Even "all-season" tires don't necessarily have great snow traction: Some do, some don't. If you live where the roads are regularly covered with snow, use snow tires (sometimes called "winter tires" by tiremakers). They have a "snowflake on the mountain" symbol on the sidewall, meaning they meet a tire-industry standard for snow traction.
2. Make sure you can see. Replace windshield wiper blades. Clean the inside of your windows thoroughly. Apply a water-shedding material (such as Rain-X) to the outside of all windows, including the mirrors. Make sure your windshield washer system works and is full of an anti-icing fluid. Drain older fluid by running the washers until new fluid appears: Switching fluid colors makes this easy. ...car insurance quote 502-245-3625
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Monday, November 23, 2009
insurance most dangerous driving holiday thanksgiving
"On certain holidays, scores of drivers get behind the wheel when they shouldn't. But the deadliest holiday isn't the first that springs to mind.
It's late at night on a holiday, and local emergency workers are on high alert. In upstate New York, a speeding car splits into three pieces after slamming into a utility pole. In Longview, Texas, a drunk driver hits a Mitsubishi Montero, killing a college student. In Western Michigan, a driver loses control of her car and crashes into a parked ambulance.
Just another New Year's Eve, right? Wrong. These things all happened on Thanksgiving, the most dangerous holiday of the year for drivers, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Thanksgiving is the day when heavy traffic, drinking and long-distance car trips combine to create fatal travel conditions...." Most dangerous driving holiday -
Friday, October 30, 2009
driving safety tips for halloween from progressive insurance
"On Halloween, your neighborhood literally will be crawling with creatures, and it's your job to be sure they take their treats home safely. While the roaming ghosts, goblins and assorted critters aren't real, they do represent legitimate safety concerns for drivers...."
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